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TheSovereign · 06-07-2003

I did have data duh!
I was transferring files.
Please don’t try to explain things like brute force it makes you appear to not understand why I posted this.

dwepcrack says its an optimized brute force utilizing some weak iv's to determine key area.

So in that case it does need some weak keys

It has a second option that allow search of total key space which is what I want to use and it gives me that error
Please Google this stuff before u answer.
I’m looking for an answer from someone who is actually knowledgeable in bsdairtools

besides i found the answer
from kismet message postPosted by: dragorn
Subject: dwepcrack compatible with weak packet dump?
Date: 01:55:51 17/02/2003

Kismet writes standard 802.11-linktype dumps. The weak packet log is a trimmed dump with 1 beacon per network and weak data packets.

I have no idea what packet format dwepcrack expects, obviously it's not reading the standard packet format.

-m

> Has anyone tried this before. I have been attempting to crack a weak packet dump consisting of around 2000. I feed in the file with the appropriate options and it complains to me about not finding a valid data packet...hmmm

06-07-2003	#3 (permalink)
TheSovereign Master of the universe Join Date: Jun 2002 Location: chicago Posts: 658	I did have data duh! I was transferring files. Please don’t try to explain things like brute force it makes you appear to not understand why I posted this. dwepcrack says its an optimized brute force utilizing some weak iv's to determine key area. So in that case it does need some weak keys It has a second option that allow search of total key space which is what I want to use and it gives me that error Please Google this stuff before u answer. I’m looking for an answer from someone who is actually knowledgeable in bsdairtools besides i found the answer from kismet message postPosted by: dragorn Subject: dwepcrack compatible with weak packet dump? Date: 01:55:51 17/02/2003 Kismet writes standard 802.11-linktype dumps. The weak packet log is a trimmed dump with 1 beacon per network and weak data packets. I have no idea what packet format dwepcrack expects, obviously it's not reading the standard packet format. -m > Has anyone tried this before. I have been attempting to crack a weak packet dump consisting of around 2000. I feed in the file with the appropriate options and it complains to me about not finding a valid data packet...hmmm __________________ SO SAYS TheSovereign Last edited by TheSovereign : 06-07-2003 at 11:17 PM.