key found

maxtor · 10-11-2006

My current situation is this,

I have created a wireless network with a 64 bit WEP password. I am the root user and only have one computer on the network. I am running windows XP home.

I discovered this site while checking on WEP encryption strength and such. I have used the search button many of times and looked through all the questions that I had. In return you have been able to help me.

Now I am at the point where I not sure what to do. I was able to collect all the IV's that i needed with Airodump. Then i proceeded to transfer all of those over to aircrack 2.3, which was successful. So now i have the command prompt up with a "key found" along with what seems to be a hex number or something.

My goal is to break into my AP from a remote location. Im not sure what I am suppose to do from this point to convert this hex or whatever it is into characters. Any and all help would be appreciated. Thanks.

-Maxtor

Airstreamer · 10-11-2006

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Originally Posted by maxtor

My current situation is this,

I have created a wireless network with a 64 bit WEP password. I am the root user and only have one computer on the network. I am running windows XP home.

I discovered this site while checking on WEP encryption strength and such. I have used the search button many of times and looked through all the questions that I had. In return you have been able to help me.

Now I am at the point where I not sure what to do. I was able to collect all the IV's that i needed with Airodump. Then i proceeded to transfer all of those over to aircrack 2.3, which was successful. So now i have the command prompt up with a "key found" along with what seems to be a hex number or something.

My goal is to break into my AP from a remote location. Im not sure what I am suppose to do from this point to convert this hex or whatever it is into characters. Any and all help would be appreciated. Thanks.

-Maxtor

Oh, Grasshopper, what you seek what is right under your nose! (Or maybe other body parts?)

maxtor · 10-11-2006

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Originally Posted by Airstreamer

Oh, Grasshopper, what you seek what is right under your nose! (Or maybe other body parts?)

I attempted to input the hex that was given (by aircrack) to me, to connect to my network from a separate machine. The hex or whatever it is does not work. This leads me to believe that i must convert it to plain text.

I then connected to my wireless network through the default "view available wireless networks" in windows XP. At this time it asked for my password, so i input the hex i was given from the prompt. Which of course was incorrect. So I am back to my original question.

I attempted to convert Hex to ascii, along with binary. Forwards and backwards. With no avail. Im at a lose. Thanks.

-Maxtor

Dutch · 10-11-2006

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Originally Posted by maxtor

I attempted to input the hex that was given (by aircrack) to me, to connect to my network from a separate machine. The hex or whatever it is does not work. This leads me to believe that i must convert it to plain text.

-Maxtor

If it's a 64 bit key, there should be 10 characters for the 5 hex numbers. If you are using WZC as your card manager, enter the hex pairs directly, and it should figure out that it is hex and a 64bit key. I.E. hex key = 01:02:03:04:05 is entered in WZC as 0102030405.

Dutch

beakmyn · 10-11-2006

WEP cracking must be getting too easy if someone is smart enough to know how to setup their router but not smart enough to verify if the number that air-crack found is there own.

Things aren't adding up here, since no one is "showing their cards, yet". Are you sure cracked your WEP and not another AP with the same name? You verified the MAC address of your router against the router Aircrack cracked the WEP for?

Is your router set-up to accept a HEX key?

Does the HEX key match the one found on your computer using WZCook?

theprez98 · 10-11-2006

696620796f752063616e206465636970686572207468697320 6d65737361676520796f75206172652077617920746f6f2073 6d61727420746f20626520637261636b696e6720776570

maxtor · 10-11-2006

Okay thanks all.
The problem was when i was trying to connect, I was including the semi colon's. Im sort of new and all so I appreciate the patience. Thank you.

-Maxtor

Dutch · 10-11-2006

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Originally Posted by maxtor

Okay thanks all.
The problem was when i was trying to connect, I was including the semi colon's. Im sort of new and all so I appreciate the patience. Thank you.

-Maxtor

No problem, I kind of figured that was the problem. THe only reason you got help on this, was your previous posts. Are you still running around in the sandbox ?

Dutch

maxtor · 10-11-2006

Yes.

Actually I just recieved orders to come back.
So i decided to setup a Wlan so me and some friends could play tribes together. Yes I know its an old game but we still enjoy it.

-Maxtor

Barry · 10-11-2006

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Originally Posted by maxtor

Yes.

Actually I just recieved orders to come back.
So i decided to setup a Wlan so me and some friends could play tribes together. Yes I know its an old game but we still enjoy it.

-Maxtor

Beats making sand castles.

Dutch · 10-11-2006

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Originally Posted by maxtor

Yes.

Actually I just recieved orders to come back.
So i decided to setup a Wlan so me and some friends could play tribes together. Yes I know its an old game but we still enjoy it.

-Maxtor

You should get in touch with some of the other regulars who are in theater at the moment. PM theprez98 and bobfunland, they are also enjoying having sand between their toes on a daily basis..

Dutch

maxtor · 10-11-2006

Thanks for the information. I will do that once we are completely settled in. It might be a week or two though.

-Maxtor

theprez98 · 10-11-2006

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Originally Posted by Dutch

You should get in touch with some of the other regulars who are in theater at the moment. PM theprez98 and bobfunland, they are also enjoying having sand between their toes on a daily basis..

Dutch

On the other hand, I *am* building sand castles.

Dutch · 10-11-2006

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Originally Posted by theprez98

On the other hand, I *am* building sand castles.

You, my friend, are having FAR to much spare time for your own good. Don't you have something important to do, such as making NIPRNET faster or sumthin' like that ?

Dutch

Barry · 10-11-2006

NIPERNET, SIPERNET and faster should never be used in the same sentence. It's like military intelligence, or smart tard.

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maxtor Registered Member Join Date: Jan 2005 Location: currently, Iraq Posts: 8	key found My current situation is this, I have created a wireless network with a 64 bit WEP password. I am the root user and only have one computer on the network. I am running windows XP home. I discovered this site while checking on WEP encryption strength and such. I have used the search button many of times and looked through all the questions that I had. In return you have been able to help me. Now I am at the point where I not sure what to do. I was able to collect all the IV's that i needed with Airodump. Then i proceeded to transfer all of those over to aircrack 2.3, which was successful. So now i have the command prompt up with a "key found" along with what seems to be a hex number or something. My goal is to break into my AP from a remote location. Im not sure what I am suppose to do from this point to convert this hex or whatever it is into characters. Any and all help would be appreciated. Thanks. -Maxtor

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beakmyn Free Public Wifi Join Date: Aug 2003 Posts: 4,992	WEP cracking must be getting too easy if someone is smart enough to know how to setup their router but not smart enough to verify if the number that air-crack found is there own. Things aren't adding up here, since no one is "showing their cards, yet". Are you sure cracked your WEP and not another AP with the same name? You verified the MAC address of your router against the router Aircrack cracked the WEP for? Is your router set-up to accept a HEX key? Does the HEX key match the one found on your computer using WZCook? __________________ ┌──────────────────────────────┐ ╞ NS Icons Explained\|et hoc genus omne ╡ └──────────────────────────────┘ Creating yesterday's future, Today!

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Barry Managing the iTards. Join Date: Dec 2002 Location: Ohio Posts: 5,882	NIPERNET, SIPERNET and faster should never be used in the same sentence. It's like military intelligence, or smart tard. __________________ Never do anything you don't want to explain to the paramedics.

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10-11-2006	#7 (permalink)
maxtor Registered Member Join Date: Jan 2005 Location: currently, Iraq Posts: 8	Okay thanks all. The problem was when i was trying to connect, I was including the semi colon's. Im sort of new and all so I appreciate the patience. Thank you. -Maxtor

10-11-2006	#9 (permalink)
maxtor Registered Member Join Date: Jan 2005 Location: currently, Iraq Posts: 8	Yes. Actually I just recieved orders to come back. So i decided to setup a Wlan so me and some friends could play tribes together. Yes I know its an old game but we still enjoy it. -Maxtor

10-11-2006	#12 (permalink)
maxtor Registered Member Join Date: Jan 2005 Location: currently, Iraq Posts: 8	Thanks for the information. I will do that once we are completely settled in. It might be a week or two though. -Maxtor