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Now the attacks that we've seen in the previous video worked perfectly because the pin was really simple
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it was set to 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 0 and it actually came from the factory like this.
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So most people will not be modify that.
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And if your target is using the same router that I got from my internet provider then you'll be able
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to crack their password very very easily.
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Right now I just want to show you an example I actually modified the router settings and I set the pin
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to be something more random again.
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It still has to be eight digits and still has to be made out of digits on the.
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So you'll still be able to cover all possibilities and crack it.
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And I just want to show you that this still works.
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If the pin was more complicated than just one two three four five six seven.
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So I'm just going to run Washington
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and we can see that I have my target here the taste a.p and I'm just going to run a river against it
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exactly like I did in the previous lecture.
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Get with the SS ID on the channel and my wireless interface.
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I'm going to hit enter and river actually supports pause and resume.
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So if you were a crack in a network and you reached 50 percent for example and then you wanted to stop
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that attack for some reason you can just press control-C at the same time go do whatever you want it
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to do and come back even weeks after and just launch Schriever again against that network and river
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will know where it stopped and it'll start from 50 percent so it's not going to start from scratch.
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So with this I'm going to tell it.
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Yes please.
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Reassume and it's going to start with me so you can see that so far I tried 25 and it's just going
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to keep going and it's going to try to brute force all possibilities.
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And if we look at the start you'll remember that it said there is eleven thousand possibilities so it
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can actually cover all these possibilities it's not a huge number.
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And then when it covers all of them it will definitely be able to get the pin and then calculate the
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key from the pin.
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Now I'm going to Control-C out of this because this is actually working properly and I just wanted I
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just want to show you what it would look like while it's working.
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If the pin was a bit more complicated so you can see right here it is zero point 37 percent and it's
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saying that the estimated maximum time is 6 hours five minutes to cover all possibilities.
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So you might actually be able to get the to guess the pain before that time and get the key.
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But the maximum time that you're going to have to wait is six hours five minutes and 18 seconds.
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Now if I go up now notice that it 0.37 percent if I go up you'll see that I was at zero point three
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three percent.
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So it's actually work in it's stride and the pins it's going through the pins and trying them one by
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one individually so everything is working.
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All I have to do in this case is just wait for it to get the pin and then give me the key.
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Now this router is configured in a way that it's going to accept failed attempts and it will never lock.
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So when we run wash I'm just going to go and run wash again like I did
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you'll see the WPX locked here.
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And for my test AP It's still sad to know what this basically means is some routers lock after a number
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of failed attempts.
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So when you try to authenticate with them use an Iraq pin after four or five six.
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However the router is configured they will lock and they'll stop accepting any requests.
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Even if we try the right pin.
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So rather than trying against right now the test AP never locks.
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Even if I try a thousand wrong pins it'll never lock.
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So that's really handy.
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And that's why it's very easy to crack.
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While you were testing you might face some routers that are configured to lock after a number of failed
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attempts.
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And once the router locks basically you won't be able to do anything and you'll have to wait for it
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until it unlocks some routers unlock.
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After a minute some writers lock after five minutes and some routers take days to unlock.
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So it's not really a good idea to just sit down and wait for the router to unlock.
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Now my other router the updated one that's sent from the company actually does lock after failed attempts
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and I'm going to show you now I'm just going to run Rivara against it and I'm going to show you how
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the router looks like if it's locked.
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So my other router is actually the one that I'm using currently.
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So it's still named the default name and it's this one.
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So I'm going around revolt against it again using the same command that we did in the previous lecture.
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I'm not going to do anything fancy So it's just going to be I'm going to clear this first and then I'm
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going to do Reverchon minus B and thrown in on channel 6 and then I'm going to give him my wireless
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card and monitor mode hit enter.
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Sorry I had to give it after mine.
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I
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and again is asking me if I wanted to continue from the last time I'm going to say no to start from
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scratch.
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And I can see that it works for a bit and then it just completely locks.
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It doesn't really do anything it just sits down there.
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Now if I press control-C and greenwash again
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you'll see that the writer got locked right here and it won't accept anymore requests right now so we
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can't really do anything at the moment because WPX is locked.
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Now the simplest way to get the router to unlock is to just the authenticate all the connected computers
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and keep doing that for a long period of time until the user one of the users will just think that there
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is something happening in the network and just goes in and turn off the router and turn it back on when
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they do that the router will get unlocked and then you'll be able to run revert again.
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So to do that all you have to do is the authentication attacked like we did before.
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So we're going to do airplane Engy the Auth. if we're going to give it the access point
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and you're not going to specify a client because you wanted to connect all the clients and then you're
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going to give it the card in monitor mode which is zero.
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And don't forget to specify a really large number after the deal with no we spoke about this before
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and I'm not going to run this attack right now because it actually requires physical interaction of
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the user to go and restart the router.
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So again it's not the best way but it is a way to get the router to restart.
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There is better methods to do that.
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We're going to do them using a tool called MBK 3 and we'll talk about them in the next lecture.
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