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kleptophobiac · 06-10-2004

I used "weplab --prismheader -r ~/packets.log --debug 1 -k 64 ~/packets.log"

OK, it's chugging now. Considering it is a simple key, FF:AA:FF:AA:FF, and that it is only 64 bit with a bunch of weak keys... how long should it take?

It's doing ~100,000 c/s and 400 b/s. What exactly does this mean?

Also, there are some interface changes that I would make - including the command line input. I'll write up a doc about how I would do it sometime soon.

Let's see how this goes.

06-10-2004	#17 (permalink)
kleptophobiac Registered Member Join Date: Sep 2002 Posts: 310	I used "weplab --prismheader -r ~/packets.log --debug 1 -k 64 ~/packets.log" OK, it's chugging now. Considering it is a simple key, FF:AA:FF:AA:FF, and that it is only 64 bit with a bunch of weak keys... how long should it take? It's doing ~100,000 c/s and 400 b/s. What exactly does this mean? Also, there are some interface changes that I would make - including the command line input. I'll write up a doc about how I would do it sometime soon. Let's see how this goes. Last edited by kleptophobiac : 06-10-2004 at 01:10 PM.