Hi Jason, this is bul*sh*t, sorry for that wording, but that is not true
and this expert should know it. Maybe he ment, that airsnort cannot do
it, but the problem of IV collision is still existing and working.
Aircrack is most advanced tool at the moment for wep key breaking. It
works very well and not depends on the limitations of airsnort. For me
about 500-700MB Data was enough an voila a WEP key comes out. No magic,
and this on all new systems i have testet.
Aireplay implements a way to force the produce of more traffic by
reinjecting traffic. (Same as BSD airtools reinj.c did way back).
And there is another one, named chopchop, it does not break the wep key
it just deciphers the wep encrypted data. This is an active attack
implementation and is working really well, this is also working in
key rotating environments, however the usability is sometimes not there.
Its not very fast (Around 11seconds for a single packet during my tests)
. But its the first version. And if you use some imagination you will
find out that "hey, i got cleartext and cypherstream....hmm...lets build
ne packets which i could inject". This idea is not implemented yet, but
a small patch and some perl would do the job.
Just a small note, the upcoming auditor security collection will contain
all the described tools, inclusive the patched drivers etc so it should
be easy for everyone to test it. But i need some more time to round the
release up, but next weeks should be the target.
Hope this helps you a bit and remember, client side attacks using
hotspotter is allways an option and wep dictionary attack is also possible.
Greetings
Max
http://www.remote-exploit.org
Jason T wrote:
Just a comment on using a WEP cracking programs. I heard from Keith Parsons
who is an expert wireless teacher saying that WEP cracking in the wild today
doesn't exist in most cases.
In early 2002 all vendors saw the weak IV as an attack. So they changed the
firmware to no longer support those weak IV's. If you want to crack WEP it
will most likely be on an AP that has a firmware version prior to 2002.
Any comments on this?
Jason
-----Original Message-----
From: Lodin, Steven {D106~Indianapolis}
[mailto:steven.lodin@ROCHE.COM]
Sent: Tuesday, 28 September 2004 12:38 AM
To: Carney, Mark; Pen-Test
Subject: RE: Wireless Scanning
(Trying not to steal the thunder, just to whet your appetite.
You can send me a zinger if I messed up :-)
Look for a new Auditor version (looks like it will be labeled
Auditor 3) to come out in the next few of weeks. There will
be a couple of new tools.
From the author of Auditor:
"Aircrack is a better WEP cracker like Airsnort."
"The second one is named chopchop and is an active WEP
decrypting attack."
"P.S. A WPA preshared password cracker is also on the way."
http://www.remote-exploit.org/?page=auditor
For those of you using Auditor, did you donate? We did.
Steve
-----Original Message-----
From: Carney, Mark [mailto:Mark.Carney@fishnetsecurity.com]
Sent: Friday, September 24, 2004 11:56 AM
To: Chuck Fullerton; RoF@yahoo; Pen-Test
Subject: RE: Wireless Scanning
Chuck,
I would suggest the following toolsets/tools for 802.11 and
bluetooth
discovery.
Toolsets:
1) Auditor Security Collection
2) Knoppix STD Distro
Tools:
802.11 --
1) Kismet
2) NetStumbler
3) Wellenreiter
4) asleap (if client is running Cisco LEAP)
5) AirSnort, Webattack, or dwepcrack (if client is running WEP)
6) Macchanger (to spoof mac address)
7) AirTraf
BlueTooth --
1) sdptool
2) pand
3) l2ping
4) btscanner
5) Redfang
6) BlueSniff
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