

- #HOW TO USE AIRCRACK COMMANDS HOW TO#
- #HOW TO USE AIRCRACK COMMANDS INSTALL#
- #HOW TO USE AIRCRACK COMMANDS GENERATOR#
- #HOW TO USE AIRCRACK COMMANDS PASSWORD#
Thus, whatever output crunch generates will be used by aircrack-ng as the wordlist. We can then use pipes to make the standard output (stdout) of the first command to be the standard input (stdin) of the second command. The "-s" also tells crunch to start the list from 70000000.
#HOW TO USE AIRCRACK COMMANDS PASSWORD#
The first command above (the one before the pipe) means that we'll create a wordlist using crunch with a minimum of 8 characters and a maximum of 8 characters (since we know that the password always use 8 digits) using only numbers 0 to 9. From that information we can now create a wordlist using crunch and deliver the output directly to aircrack-ng without writing the file to the hard drive.

The default wifi passwords of modem/routers provided by ISP's for example can be a target. Therefore, this technique can only be useful if somehow you already have an idea of what the password pattern is.

#HOW TO USE AIRCRACK COMMANDS INSTALL#
If you don't have crunch yet you can install it by typing: sudo apt-get install crunch
#HOW TO USE AIRCRACK COMMANDS HOW TO#
If not, I will post another article soon on how to use aircrack-ng to capture WPA2 handshakes.įor now let's get started and open a terminal! I assume you already have aircrack-ng installed on your system and you already have a captured handshake ready for offline cracking.
#HOW TO USE AIRCRACK COMMANDS GENERATOR#
But before we proceed let me quickly introduce you to our tools:Ĭrunch - is a wordlist generator from a character set.Īircrack-ng - a 802.11 WEP / WPA-PSK key cracker. In this method we will be using both crunch and aircrack-ng inside Kali Linux to brute-force WPA2 passwords. We assume no liability and are not responsible for any misuse or damage caused by this site. It is the end user's responsibility to obey all applicable local, state and federal laws. Remember: The hacking tools and knowledge that we share here should not be used on a target without prior mutual consent.
