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Cracking WPA and WPA 2 networks is still very difficult and solely dependent on using a brute force attack with a good dictonary. Depending on the word-list that you use will improve the success rate of cracking WPA2 WiFi networks. In this tutorial I will be showing you how to grab the 4-Way handshake from a WPA2 WiFi network and how to do an offline brute-force cracking attempt at find the password for the WiFi network. The Raspberry Pi 3 can check around 500 keys per second which is not really fast when you have a word-list with over 10 millions passwords to check.

The Raspberry Pi 3 can check around 1.8 million passwords an hour which again it doesn’t gurantee that it will be able to find the correct password for a WPA2 WiFi network. The best use of the Raspberry Pi in hacking WiFi networks is that you can use it to collect a 4-Way handshake and then transfer the handshake for cracking to a more powerful computer. The reason the Raspberry Pi is good for a scenrio like this is because of its mobility. You can easilly attach a battery to your Pi and put it in a backback and walk around collecting handshakes to crack.

Today’s tutorial will show you how to capture a 4-Way Handshake and then use our Raspberry Pi 3 to crack the password. We will be using the aircrack-ng suite to collect the handshake and then to crack the password. You will need a good word-list for cracking. There are many word-lists out there. One of the biggest word-lists I have seen is the CrackStation Wordlist which has over 1.5 Billion passwords that have been put together from many data breaches like Linked In and MySpace. Let’s get started.

Objective

To capture a 4-Way Handshake from a WPA2 WiFi network and crack the password using a brute-force method

Material

You will need the following:

• Raspberry Pi
• 8GB Micro SD Card (You can use a bigger SD Card to store more videos on your server)
• 2.5A Power Supply
• A WiFi Adapter capable of going into Monitor Mode (You can find a list of my favorite WiFi adapters here)

Instructions

I will be running a freshly installed version of Raspbian Jessie on my Raspberry Pi. You can use Rasbian Jessie Lite on your Raspberry Pi since we will just needing the terminal and I will be using SSH to run all my commands. Go ahead and connect to your Raspberry Pi and lets begin by installing the aircrack-ng suite on our Raspberry Pi. Run the following command to install the dependencies for the aircrack-ng suite:

1sudo airmon-ng start wlan1

This will put our WiFi adapter in monitor mode and it will create a new interface for us to use, in my case the new interface is wlan1mon. Now let’s see what WiFi connections are around us by running the following command:

sudo airodump-ng wlan1mon Ufile problems.

You can see my network name is ‘dayz’ and you can see that my network is running on Channel ‘3‘ and the BSSID is ‘DC:EF:09:C6:BD:BD‘. Be sure to write down the BSSID and the Channel since we will need this for the next step.

The next step is when we will try to capture the handshake so that we can use it to crack the WiFi password. The way we will capture the handshake is we will sit and monitor all the data that is being passed with the WiFi network and we will look for when a new device connects or reconnects with the network. We can run ‘deauth‘ commands to speed things up by booting devices off the network and having them reestablish with the network to capture the handshake.

Let’s start by monitoring all the data for the network we are trying to capture the handshake. We will be using airodump-ng to write all the data to a file. We will need the channel number and the BSSID. Edit the command below to fit your needs, the ‘write‘ argument will be the filename we are using to save to, I like to use the SSID. Replace the BSSID with your BSSID. The -c argument is the channel and -write argument is your filename to save to.

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Your serial number is not the number printed on your board.

To find your serial number, type cat /proc/cpuinfo at the command line as shown below:

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