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bazpaul
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Hi, Im just wondering is it possible to crack wireless where you have to login via a website. Like in a hotel or cafe where they give you a password and the webpage defaults to a login screen.
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February 10, 2009, 08:12:30 AM »
Yes. It is based on MAC address, so spoof that, and voila... I think there may be a post or 2 on this forum about that. Let me see if I can find it.
BTW - Being the "Ethical" Hacker Network, you are doing this as part of a pen test with permission from the hotel, right?
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Google is your friend. Try something along the lines of 'wireless mac security'.
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Bazpaul
Not sure if its any use to you but did a blog post on bypassing mac address filtering a while back.
i'm sure there are better guides but it might be of use.
http://synjunkie.blogspot.com/2007/12/bypass-hidden-ssid-mac-address-filter.html
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Nice post Syn. Always helpful to have pretty pictures
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Thanks, i aim to please :-)
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It not so easy to crack login in some cases... some ISP's use ssl secured login with unique passwd. MAC address change in this cases will not help
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i don't know much about it, but I believe Dan Kaminsky had done something with DNS and tunneling to get through those sorts of things.
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I did a test, not long ago, for a hotel chain that was using such login screens and ssl. I used a combination of ARP spoofing / MITM (to catch the login credentials,) and then MAC spoofing and was able to gain access pretty quickly.
You simply need to take your time, and work out each piece of the puzzle, methodically, before you start hacking away, to make sure you have a good feel for how to get by each measure of security. SSL, when used with a webpage login, is extremely vulnerable to the MITM attacks, particularly where you're dealing with either hotel visitors or hotel staff (who generally are NOT well-versed in security, and who will readily click on SSL certificate messages, without thinking.
And, as Don says, however, you ARE doing this for legit purposes, correct?
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This is one of those times when a windows tool can do the job nicely. Cain and Abel is a great tool for Mitm, arp poison routing and good ole network sniffing. I have found it does a great job testing the security for most hotel login screens.
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Wht...about a wireless that askin 4 security before it connect how do i bypas that plz any hlp
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