Ethical Hacking, Ethical Hacking Tools, Nmap, Nessus, Nikto, Kismet, MetaSploit, NetStumbler, Linux, Windows. Oct 21, 2017 - The effect of this bug is to allow an attacker to decrypt a bunch of the packets flowing between a wireless access point and a single client for a short period of time. Cara Bikin Poster Di Microsoft Word. The attack can, of course, be repeated over and over again, so that short time isn't much of a silver lining. Each device on a WPA2 network.

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There are two types of ways to potentially crack a password, generally referred to as offline and online. In an offline attack, an attacker has a file with data they can attempt to crack. For example, if an attacker managed to access and download a password database full of hashed passwords, they could then attempt to crack those passwords.

They can guess millions of times per second, and they’re only really limited by how fast their computing hardware is. Clearly, with access to a password database offline, an attacker can attempt to crack a password much more easily. They do this via “” — literally attempting to guess many different possibilities and hoping one will match. An online attack is much more difficult and takes much, much longer. For example, imagine an attacker were trying to gain access to your Gmail account. They could guess a few passwords and then Gmail would block them from trying any more passwords for a while.

Because they don’t have access to the raw data they can attempt to match passwords against, they’re limited dramatically. (Apple’s in this way, and that helped lead to the huge theft of nude celebrity photos.) We tend to think of Wi-Fi as being only vulnerable to the online attack. An attacker will have to guess a password and attempt to log into the WI-Fi network with it, so they certainly can’t guess millions of times per second. Unfortunately, this isn’t actually true.

The Four-Way Handshake Can Be Captured. When a device connects to a WPA-PSK Wi-Fi network, something known as the “four-way handshake” is performed.

Essentially, this is the negotiation where the Wi-Fi base station and a device set up their connection with each other, exchanging the passphrase and encryption information. This handshake is WPA2-PSK’s Achilles’ heel. An attacker can use a tool like airodump-ng to monitor traffic being transmitted over the air and capture this four-way handshake. They’d then have the raw data they need to perform an offline attack, guessing possible passphrases and trying them against the four-way-handshake data until they find one that matches. If an attacker waits long enough, they’ll be able to capture this four-way handshake data when a device connects. However, they can also perform a “deauth” attack, which we covered when we looked.