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Hello friends, In this tutorial, I’m going to show you how to hack wifi. Many of my friends were asking me to write a tutorial on hacking wifi, so here it is.

You probably want to hack wifi because you want to enjoy free Internet.

For me, this was my only motivation to hack into someone’s wifi. This was the only reason for me at least.

I don’t know about you… but I guess you too want to enjoy free Internet.

So… here is the guide which will show you how to hack wifi step by step. I wrote this tutorial in such a way that every beginner will easily be able to crack any wifi. This is a step by step approach into hacking wifi.

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In this tutorial I’mg going to use the hackers OS.

Yes… the hackers OS which is Kali Linux.

I’m quite sure that you already know about Kali Linux and what it is used for. It is the most used hacking Operating System. The other one is Parrot OS. Which is also quite popular.

Also as a side note, I have written a tutorial on how to install parrot os, you can read it if you want to.

But for this tutorial, I’m going to use Kali Linux for wifi hacking. I’m running a live version of kali which is very cool.

Just in case you don’t know, live version means you are directly running the OS without having to install it on your disk.

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Now, let us have a look at the types of WiFi Networks that you can find in your neighborhood.

1. Open Networks (You gotta be kidding me)

These types of networks don’t have any password to them. Anybody can connect to wifi a network that is open. I’m pretty much sure that nowadays you won’t find any wireless network with an open router configuration. If you have found one then you are very lucky.

2. Mac Filtered (Ummm… Not so secure)

Some people use mac filtering for their wifi security. In this type of wifi security, a person uses a whitelist to allow some devices, based on mac address to connect. Or a person can use a blacklist to block specific mac addresses that are not able to connect to the wireless network. This type of security is very easy to set up and does not requires much effort.

3. WEP (Easily hackable)

The WEP stands for Wired Equivalent Privacy. Wifi networks using WEP security are the easiest target for hackers because it has many vulnerabilities. So if you see a wifi network that is based on WEP security that you can easily hack that network. This security standard is not used by routers anymore. In the modern wireless routers, you won’t be able to find WEP option.

4. WPA (This person knows something about security)

This is the next version of WEP security. It stands for Wi-Fi Protected Access. It is somewhat better than WEP but not completely secure.

5. WPA2 (Pretty secure)

The WPA2 is very secure and can’t be hacked easily. Wifi networks using WPA2 security are considered as secure. But you surely can hack a WPA2 enabled wifi network but it will require more time.

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Anyways, enough talking let’s jump right into hacking wifi networks.

But before you go ahead and hack your neighbor’s wifi, let me warn you! And here is a quick disclaimer for you.

So let’s start.

Now, if you want to hack wifi, you first need to discover all wifi networks around you. You’ll also need to get the information about the wifi networks that are within your wireless card range.

Of course, you can have a look at all the wireless networks by clicking on the connect wifi icon.

But this is not much help. You need to gather more information about the wireless network that you want to hack.

So, to do this you’ll need to change your wifi card to monitor mode. By default, it is in managed mode.

It is not a complex process, just follow the following simple steps:

Step 1: Find your wireless card name.

Simply run the command–iwconfig wlan0

You can see that the mine wireless card is named wlan0 and it is running in managed mode. To find your wireless card name simply run the command–iwconfig

Step 2: Run the following series of commands.

Also remember, if you are running these commands and not seeing any error then the commands are executing successfully.

Don’t think that if you are not getting any output, then the commands are not executing.

ifconfig wlan0 down

This command will turn off your wireless card. You need to run this command to make sure, you don’t have any error while trying to change the wifi card to monitor mode. Once you have turned off your wifi card run the next command.

iwconfig wlan0 mode monitor

Now, this is the command which will turn the mode of your wireless card to monitor mode.

ifconfig wlan0 up

Once you have changed the mode to monitor mode, you’ll need to turn on the wifi card.

That’s it, now you are in monitor mode and you can easily sniff packets from the wireless networks around you.

Just to make sure, perform the optional step 3.

Step 3: Check if you are in monitor mode.

Again run the command–iwconfig wlan0 and check the mode part. If it’s written monitor in front of it, you are good to go.

Run the command–airodump-ng wlan0 to see all the wifi networks around you.

Now, you’ll be able to see all the networks within your wifi range. You are able to see these network only because you’ve turned the wifi to monitor mode.

Now, you have successfully discovered information about the wireless networks around you. Let’s move onto the real stuff now.

In this wifi hacking tutorial, our primary focus is on hacking WPA and wpa2 wifi networks.

Because these are the two widely used wifi encryption techniques, the focus of this tutorial will also be on these encryption types. Since these are the most used encryption techniques, you’ll be able to hack the majority of wifi networks around you.

So to hack WPA and wpa2 wifi networks, you need to capture a handshake packet from the wifi network that you are trying to hack.

Think a handshake packet like a request which is sent to the wireless router every time a new client connects to it. This client needs to have all the credentials like a password in order to connect to the router.

So our first step is to capture the handshake packet. But remember, we can only capture this handshake only when a new client connects to the router.

Step 1: Capture the handshake packet.

So let’s first have a look at all the networks available.

Simply type airodump-ng wlan0

Now it will list all the wifi networks within your wifi card range. You can see I have only one access point available within my wireless card range.

• The first column BSSID is the MAC address of the access point (means our router).
• CH stands for the channel, it is the channel which the router is using to transfer the signals.
• ENC stands for encryption and it tells the type of encryption a router is using. In my case, it is WPA encryption.
• At last ESSID is the actual name of the wifi network.

So now you have some understanding of a few of the important columns. Let’s work now to hack this wifi network.

Run the above command and look for the wifi network which you are trying to hack.

So here, I’ve set up a network named hackingpress.com. This access point is going to be my target. You find your’s and follow each of the steps that I implement on this wifi network.

First, I will gather more information about this single wifi network, I will use the following command–

airodump-ng –bssid [bssid] –channel [channel] –write [filename] [interface]

This command will look like this in my situation:

The final command in your situation will be different. So make sure you run the command by supplying it the correct information. Otherwise, it will not work.

So once running this command, I’ll have all the details of this wifi network.

As you can see, there are two blocks in the image above. The first is listing all the information about the wifi network that I selected above.

And…

…the second block here is giving information about the devices that are connected to selected wifi network.

So…

…you can see, only one device is connected to this wifi network. Also, keep in mind I’m doing all this to capture the handshake. You also need to capture the handshake packet in your case.

But remember, what I said earlier…

…we can only capture a handshake only when a new device connects to the network.

Now you might be thinking that I’ll have to wait for a new device to connect to the network in order to get the handshake packet.

But, I got a little trick. I can disconnect this connected device from the wifi network using a simple command. Once the device is disconnected it will automatically try to connect to the network again. That is when a handshake packet will be captured.

I’ll simply run the command–

aireplay-ng –deauth [no. of packets] –a [MAC address of router] –c [MAC address of the device connected to the wifi]

The command will look like this:

Now, once I run the command the aireplay-ng program will send 4 deauthentication packets to the client device. This will make the client disconnect and reconnect to the wifi network and boom… I have now got the handshake packet.

A huge chunk of work is done now.

Step 2: Create a wordlist file

The next step is to create a wordlist file. The wordlist file will be used in the next step to crack the WPA password.

With crunch, we will create all the combinations of the letters that we think is in the wifi password.

For example, let’s say I know that this wifi network has a password which contains characters abc12345, but don’t know in which order. Also, I know the password is 8 characters long.

Now, one way is that I can try all the possible combination of these characters to connect to the wifi network.

The other way is that I’ll use the crunch utility to create all the possible combinations of these characters which have a length of 8. I’ll use this list against the handshake packet that I captured earlier.

I hope, you got the idea why we are using the crunch software.

Here is the basic syntax of the crunch that we are going to use:

crunch [min] [max] [characterset] -o [output filename]

Now I’ll create a wordlist file which has characters abc12345. The min and maximum length of the password will be 8 which will be stored in a file name my-wordlist in my case.

You can name it anything.

Once the wordlist is ready. We just need to crack the wifi password.

Step 3: Actually hacking the WiFi

We’ll use aircrack-ng to hack the wifi password.

Here is the syntax of the aircrack-ng command–

aircrack-ng [handshake-file] -w [wordlist]

In my case the command will look like this:

After supplying the handshake file and the wordlist file to the command hit enter, it will start the cracking process.

The aircrack-ng uses a special technique to check each wifi password stored in the wordlist file against the captured handshake. Once a match is found it will tell you the wifi key which can be used to connect to the network.

Now, we have successfully hacked the wifi network. The key found is abc12345, which is correct. Once you have found the key for your desired WiFi network, you can use to connect to it.

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So this was all about how to hack wifi using Kali Linux. As you can see the process of hacking wifi is very simple. You just have to follow some series of commands to hack any wifi network.

With the method above you can hack any WiFi network of encryption type WPA or WPA2. In the coming days I’ll be updating this post regularly to give you more methods on hacking wifi, so make sure you bookmark this page.

I hope this post was helpful for you!

If you have any doubts and queries, please leave a comment below. I’ll love to hear from you!

The weekly report for Hackers’ Night!

Beat The Heat!! Thursday June 18 2020

Talk about HOT!! The heat was getting to most of us on the Back Nine but nobody was HOTTER than Our Own Bobby Doner! Wow!! “79” That is one terrific score for HH… even in cooler conditions. Well Done Robert! Ken T. and Rick weren’t too shabby either with scores of 88 and 89 respectively but well behind Bobby “D”.

Warren Green led his foursome with a scorching 84. He has been a very good addition to our Hackers’ Group. Socially, as well as being a very good player. Trailing Warren was Wayne, with an 89 and winner of the Longest Drive on #12. Due to the intense heat, Wayne and Alan wisely decided to head back to The Beach and to heck with the hole prize spoils! I would be remiss if I didn’t mention that our beloved Iron Man Gordo, with pin point accuracy, walked away with the Closest to the Pin prize on #3. Well Done Son!!

As you can see by the weekly chart, the other winners were JP…89 O’B…91 Nick…92. Congrats!

It was cool to see all of us sitting on the steps, in the shade, in front of the clubhouse, consuming some cold refreshments! Shag has been in contact with the new manager of St. Louis Bar and Grill. With the present setup being on the patio only, they will not be able to accommodate 16 – 20 of us Apres Golf. The Good News is… we will be able to support Heritage Hills and we will all get home earlier on Thursday Nights. Unless….a few of us old Die Hards drop in to St. Louis on our way home?? Just to keep things open for negotiations with St. Louis for 2021. That was Shag’s Suggestion! I told you he was getting better!

​ “My goal during this pandemic was to exercise a lot and lose 10pounds. Only have 14 to go”.

We have 10 players confirmed for next Thursday June 25.

Thursday June 11 2020

TrulyA Round of Surprises!

Surprise #1…. was to discover that Heritage Hills (H.H.) had equipped the majority of their carts with clear, plastic dividers to allow us to have 2 players per cart!! By COVID-19 specifications, they may not be close to ideal but they will certainly reduce the amount of wear and tear on our slowly aging Hackers’ Bodies. Plus, I will have more opportunities to mix and max 4-somes and Gillie and Frenchie won’t be paired up with Officer Rick so often.

Surprise #2…. was to see two of our top golfers, Jerry and Bob Doner, out for the first time this season to Scramble with us and an opportunity to meet some of the New Hackers. The icing on the cake will be when our Good Buddy Shag, tees it up with us in early July! It will be great to see him.

Surprise #3…. was when Bob Doner relayed a message to me from Nick, that he had been in a fender bender as he was leaving home for the course. I spoke with Nick after golf and he is fine but there was some damage to the rear end of his Honda SUV. That meant that his 4-some would have to play with………..A GHOST!

Surprise #4…. might have been one of the best rounds in Hackers’ History! The 2:10 group with Ken T. (too often referred to as “Wayne” by yours truly), Warren, Gordo and The GHOST recorded an amazing score of 35+34 for a total of 69 or 3 under par with a total of 5 birdies. It was great to see the birdies on #11 and #16 (which can be really troublesome holes for the rest of us)…..but to birdie #7 and #8 (rated the 2nd most difficult hole on the course) is quite a feat. Well done! Thanks to Ken T. for collecting the scorecards.

Our Webmaster Grayl will be in touch re. some changes to our Hackersweebee Website with regards to confirming your participation each week. We have averaged 20 Hackers for the past 3 Thursdays. Jason at H.H. has confirmed 5 tee times for us each week. We need to continue to be vigilant re. social distancing both on the course and on the patio Apres Golf.

Stay Safe!

BMac

Friday June 4 2020

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Tune in tomorrow Sat. June 5…. as Bill has had a nice family dinner this evening and along with some wine and a rum starter. Finished the report on last night’s winners but will continue to mellow here at the Cabana and listen to some cool tunes by J J Cale and Eric Clapton. Until tomorrow My Mateees! BMac

Sat. June 5 (cont’d.)

It was great to see so many of us enjoying a refreshment and shooting the breeze over the intense competition of the games. Thanks to Rick for setting out the 2 proximity markers and Pete for picking them up. Welcome to our 3 newbies to the Hackers. Almost 100% of our group are using the website to confirm for the following week. Your “no reply” confirmation emails come to me and after I have received 2 or 3 of them, I enter your names on the Thursday Hackers’ Website. With an average of 20 entrees per week, I don’t have the time to put each individual name on to the site as soon as they are received. I appreciate especially, those who have volunteered to walk 18 holes each Thursday. I spoke to Jason but they do not have enough carts in their stable to give us more than 2 carts per 4-some. We had been getting $10 off our green fee for those walking 18 holes and partnered with a player who needs a cart full time. There was a new girl at the desk this Thursday and she had not been advised by Jason, that the cart fee was to be taken off those Hackers walking 18 holes. I will arrange a meeting with Jason at Heritage on Monday, and get this settled. Last year, I sent Jason a copy of the Weekly Chart and he would make a copy and post it for his staff. This year with all the different restrictions and duties, he has not been doing so. I will bring a printed copy to the pro shop each Thursday, with the names of the 18 hole walkers hi-lited for the desk personnel. Hopefully, that will help those Hackers who are able and willing to take the 18 hole trek. I will send an email out on Monday to our Hackers with some suggestions to help smooth the transition for our group during these pandemic situations. Thank you for your patience!!

Have A Great Weekend!

BMac

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Aug. 08, 2019

After all the uncertainty re. the weather forecast, it turned out to be a very conducive afternoon for golfing. A nice breeze and a comfortable temperature were par for the course! It was a great surprise to see Shag show up on the tee to join Keith, Nick and Frank. His initial intentions were to just chip and putt but you can’t keep A Good Man Down! The first group with Ken T. and Ken F. squeaked by Gillie and Wayne 83 to 84. Peter was on top of his game! He single-handily coasted to a 38-43 front 9. Rick and O’B found their game on the back 9 with a score of 45-44. Mac tagged on to Pete’s coat tails as they won 82-88! Kevin and his good friend Gord Williams declared that “they had fun?” as they were on the short end of a 91-84 score at the hands of Ken B. and Cliff! I have been told that Cliff was doctoring the face of his driver with some mysterious elixir?? Although Keith and Shag walked away with the loot, I heard that Nick had a pretty good game in the loss. Last but not least….Shanny’s flatstick was red hot again and he won handily. If Grayley had his own clubs, it may have been a different story. Sid was nice enough to share his weapons with Our Webmaster!

Great turnout at St. Louis as we warranted Two PLates of Team Nachos on the house. Our new server Ben did a great job, considering he had our group plus 4 other booths to look after.

Only 2 more Thursday Hackers to go before our Hackers’ Cup on Sat. Aug. 24.

If you think it’s hard to meet new people, try picking up the wrong golf ball. ~Jack Lemmon

Aug 01, 2019

It was a quiet night on the links on Thursday! Twelve hardy souls battled the heat, consumed litres of H2O and scrambled to the finish in just over 4 hours. The eventual winners were Kevin, Sid, Gordo and Nick. Gordo had to send his regrets as he and Myna were embarking on a 10 day visit to see Gordo’s son Mike and family in Nova Scotia. Shanny had a burger in Gordo’s place at St. Louis and I had Gordo’s share of the free plate of nachos. Shag is recovering nicely at his lovely home on the lake. Enjoying the sun and beautiful vista from his back porch viewing area. He sends his best to all the Hackers and hopes to be back swinging a club in a few weeks. Helen is doing a wonderful job caring for Shag and keeping him in good spirits.

I will be updating the Hackers’ Cup website this week with details for Sat. Aug. 24.

July 25, 2019

Sorry for any confusion caused by the Game Format yesterday. The 4-somes were just playing a 2-person scramble on all holes. As we had one 3-some, I had to change the format slightly so that they could determine a winner. I put the game details on the website and sent a copy to each of the 3 players involved. As Cliff pointed out after their match, there was some maneuvering in their 3-some… where a player may purposely play an approach shot to the fringe but not on the green, so as to get the ball closest to the hole on their next shot. That strategy works great for “Bingo Bango Bongo” but in this format that would add an extra shot to that person’s score which would defeat the object of the game which is to achieve the lowest score. Cliff assured me that all went well and Ken French was the eventual winner!

Bob and JP had a tough time keeping Ken Taylor and Gordo at bay, as they squeaked by with a score of 82 to 79. O’B and Mac took turns as a two-some, alternating good shots with not-so-good shots. This scramble format is very forgiving when that pattern of shot making occurs. Alan, as per usual, was bombing them down the fairways, while Grayley had some great shots off the tee with his newly found 3 hybrid club. Unbeknownst to O’B and Mac, on #18 fairway, on their 2nd shot, behind their cart, Alan teed up his ball, used his driver and blasted another bomb towards the green. Those 2 lads had more fun than anyone last night! And that’s what it’s all about folks.

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I don’t say my golf game is bad, but if I grew tomatoes, they’d come up sliced.

~ Arnold Palmer

July 18, 2019

Another scorcher on Thursday evening! We had two 3-somes and two 4-somes competing. In the first 3-some, the scores were close with Scotty L. taking top honours with a 79. Kevin and Pete gave Scotty a run for his toonie with scores of 83 and 86 respectively.

“Iron Man” Gordo cleaned up in the 2nd 3-some with an 84…great score Gordo!! Not one 7 or 8 on his scorecard. Ken B. (just back from camping) recorded an 89 with Gillie not too far behind. In the 4-somes, Keith and Frank showed no mercy in defeating Alan and New Beach Boy Terry Gaudet (welcome Terry) 204 – 211. Nick and Mac had trouble staying ahead of Grayley and Shanny as Shanny had the hot flatstick going from 4 feet, especially on the front 9.

Thank goodness fatigue set in and the putter cooled off later in the round. Grayley was still striping them off the tee. On the par 4 341 yd. #14….Grayley’s ball stopped 5 yds. inside the red 100 yd marker for a Holy Mother fu–a drive of 246 yds. He hit the green on his 2nd shot and 2 putted for a par. A Thing of Beauty! In spite of the heroics of the aforementioned..slow and sometimes steady Nick and Mac prevailed in the end. Thank God there are no pictures on the scorecard!

If profanity had any influence on the flight of theball, the game of golf would be played far better than it is.

~Horace G. Hutchinson

July 11, 2019

The rain forecasted for Thursday failed to materialize and we enjoyed a beautiful afternoon of golf on The Hills of Heritage! It appears that the Bingo Bango Bongo format was a Big Hit. The 18 hole scores and points totals on the chart, do not truly reflect the intensity and fun shared by all. Though Jerry and Shag both shot a sizzling “82”…Shag administered a “total butt kicking” as he amassed a “28” in the points department! Jerry had mentioned that their 4-some had added a single point for the best drive on the fairway on each hole. A little creativity is always a good thing.

Peter was “red hot” off the tee…on his 3 wood approach shots and was Shanny-like in his putting, as I am sure, he put a dent in a few flagsticks on some of his long putts. Mac had 16 points but that paled in comparison to Pete’s total of 20.

It was great to see Tim Grace yesterday! He showed no mercy in running up 9 points on the front nine and bettering that total by 2 more for an 11 on the back, to record 20 points on the scorecard!

Last, but certainly not least, was the closest battle of the 4 groups. Keith earned 15 points to edge out Nick and Shanny who had 14 each. Well done guys.

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Lots of good natured jabs were delivered across the tables at St. Louis at the Apres Golf! That’s what the Hackers are all about! Good Friends! Good Times! Good Swings….sometimes! See some of you next week!!

June 27, 2019

What a gorgeous night for golfing! It was a hot one but that welcome breeze kept the temperature comfortable. It was good to see Shag back on the links! The game format was interesting and produced some varied results. Jerry easily won over a pretty strong 3-some. Likewise for Shag and Gillie over the Turnbull Duo! Nick kicked the butts of Frank and Shanny with an amazing 13 of 18 possible points! Well Done Nick! Gordo and myself lost a squeaker to Alan and Cliff, who prevailed 7 to 6. We led 3 to 2 after 9 holes but Alan’s smoking drives and Cliff’s pin-point chipping on the back 9 sealed the victory for The Beach Boys! A good time was had by all at St. Louis with our waitress Shelby working her magic. We were all impressed with Gillie’s recent purchase of a Raptors’ NBA 2019 Champions Hat! Nice touch Gillie! Our Webmaster Graylie was kind enough to join us for a cold Coors Banquet and a few laughs!

Be sure to confirm for our next Hackers play on July 4. Have a Great Canada Day Weekend !

June 20, 2019

Two Pipers Doon!!

Ken French (blood in his eye) and Billy Mac (possible kidney stone symptoms) had to withdraw from competition which brought our numbers from 18 to 16.

I asked Shag to rearrange the groupings to make it a fair contest. He did a wonderful job, as is evident by the close scores noted on this week’s chart. The combination of long bombs off the tee by Grayley and Alan and the precision strokes by Iron Man Gordo and That Guy from Ottawa, were just too much for the rest of the field. It might be noted that all winnings were donated back to The Toonie Pot for fear of some Hackers being relegated by the IRS to a higher tax bracket! Very nice gestures I must say!! Thanks for all the quarters Cliff!!

On a social note……Safe Travels to JP and O’B who are flying to Newfoundland on Wed. with their significant others for 2 weeks. Grayley conducted a Remedial Website Tutorial for Shag and myself at St. Louis, after the gang had headed for home. Iron Man and That Guy from Ottawa sat in on the session and just absorbed every detail of Grayley’s presentation! Grayl hopes to spruce up the website to make it more appealing to our Hackers’ audience. The Tour Group are off to Settler’s Ghost on Monday! Hard Hats Provided!!