crack wep wireless and wpa video

[AL1R3Z4]

In this video I’ll teach you how to hack wireless

video link:
http://wdl.persiangig.com/pages/download/?dl=http://al1r3z4.persiangig.com/crach%20web%20wireless.rar

[Jamie.R]

hmm Can I suggest that you upload the vids to youtube or something as looking at the link I see it rar file I see you are pretty new to the site so my mind think virus or something dodgy in the rar.

you might get more comments that way too feedback is always good weather its good or bad makes you into a better 1337 hacker.

[cyber.spirit]

Man what are u doing? Ur training beginners right? I have good background in backtrack and wireless hacking but u have to make its easier for beginners u uploaded a password encrypted rar file without leting people to know the password!!!!Then when we open it we find an stranger video file format which i havent see it u could easily convert it and upload it to you tube

[shadowzero]

In fact, there are already hundreds of videos on YouTube dedicated to wireless hacking, making watching this one more trouble than it’s worth.

[Jamie.R]

I total agree there are lots good tutorials on cracking wep and wpa. I not saying don’t produce more but you need to make them simple to access and explain them so they are simple.

[cyber.spirit]

i agree with both of u and we can do other thinks like bypassing the mack filtering not only wep wpa crack its so accient!

[Jamie.R]

Yes there are lots new things with wireless you can do setting up rogue access points and wps attacks using reaver.

[cyber.spirit]

@Jamie.R wrote:

Yes there are lots new things with wireless you can do setting up rogue access points and wps attacks using reaver.

Exactly

[jinwald12]

Cracking wep is not that useful for pen testers, as most of the companies that can afford AND want a legitimate penetration test are not using wep. WPA-      enterprise attacks are essential and so are physical attacks on routers and access points as well as a good GPU rig.

[Jamie.R]

Yes Wep not really used by companies now but there are still one or two that use it. I never really done any wireless testing for other companies as at my last company there was not a big demand for it.

The only thing I ever had to do was walk around a building trying to pick up rogue access points. What was intreting is the amount of home user that were still using WEP. And most of them were small business as they were using bt business hubs this was indicated by the SSID

[jinwald12]

There may be a few maverick networks out there, but generally you will be dealing with EAP and WPA2-PSK so focus on that  and get a good GPU rig.

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