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Admin: /* Power Levels */

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Power Levels

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			==Final Command==

			The most useful final command for wardriving/warwalking/etc:

			<pre>
			$ wifite --all --power 60 --mac --quiet
			</pre>


			==Flags==

	{{AircrackFlag}}		{{AircrackFlag}}

Admin: /* Options */

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Options

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			==Files==

			Before we get started, note that wifite is listening for handshakes or other captured information. When it finds it, it puts it into a folder called <code>hs/</code> and names it <code>AccessPointName_AA-BB-CC-DD-00-11-22-33.cap</code>

	==Options==		==Options==

Admin: /* Attacking APs */

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Attacking APs

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			==Options==

	===Attacking APs===		===Attacking APs===

Admin: /* MAC Address */

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MAC Address

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    --wps                 Only target WPS networks.
    --pixie               Only use the WPS PixieDust attack
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Admin: /* WPA WEP and WPS */

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WPA WEP and WPS

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	$ wifite --wpa		$ wifite --all --wpa
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	$ wifite --wep		$ wifite --all --wep
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	--wps Only target WPS networks.		--wps Only target WPS networks.
	--pixie Only use the WPS PixieDust attack		--pixie Only use the WPS PixieDust attack
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			===MAC Address===

			To change the mac address on the device:
			* Put the card into MANAGED mode, do not put it in monitor mode
			* Add the <code>--mac</code> flag to wifite

			To attack all WPA networks seen, and switch out the MAC address before starting, run the following:

			<pre>
			$ ifconfig wlan0 down; iwconfig wlan0 mode managed; ifconfig wlan0 up
			$ wifite --all --wpa --mac --quiet
	</pre>		</pre>

Admin: Created page with "Wifite is a nice Python tool that wraps the aircrack-ng suite. It's got a nice colorful display, and lots and lots of options for doing things that you would almost always oth..."

2017-08-13T02:47:40Z

Created page with "Wifite is a nice Python tool that wraps the aircrack-ng suite. It's got a nice colorful display, and lots and lots of options for doing things that you would almost always oth..."

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Wifite is a nice Python tool that wraps the aircrack-ng suite. It's got a nice colorful display, and lots and lots of options for doing things that you would almost always otherwise spend time scrambling to scrape together scripts to do yourself.

Most common modes:

===Attacking APs===

Attack all APs:

<pre>
$ wifite --all
</pre>

===Shut up shut up shut up===

Sometimes you just want the program to shut up, and stop all the fancy gui stuff, and just crack some wifis. In that case, use the quiet flag:

<pre>
$ wifite --all --quiet
</pre>

===WPA WEP and WPS===

If we want to attack WPA networks only, we can use the wpa flag:

<pre>
$ wifite --wpa
</pre>

Alternatively, if we want to attack WEP networks, we can use the wep flag:

<pre>
$ wifite --wep
</pre>

There are lots of WEP attacks:

<pre>
WEP:
--wep Only target WEP networks.
--pps PPS Set the number of packets per second to inject.
--wept WEPT Sec to wait for each attack, 0 implies endless.
--chopchop Use chopchop attack.
--arpreplay Use arpreplay attack.
--fragment Use fragmentation attack.
--caffelatte Use caffe-latte attack.
--p0841 Use P0842 attack.
--hirte Use hirte attack.
--nofakeauth Stop attack if fake authentication fails.
--wepca WEPCA Start cracking when number of IVs surpass [n].
--wepsave WEPSAVE Save a copy of .cap files to this directory.
</pre>

Link to more info on cafe latte attack: [http://www.esecurityplanet.com/wireless-security/The-Caffe-Latte-Attack-How-It-Works-and-How-to-Block-It-3716656.htm]

In contrast, there are no specific WPA attacks, and only one WPS attack (the Pixie attack):

<pre>
WPS:
--wps Only target WPS networks.
--pixie Only use the WPS PixieDust attack
</pre>

===Power Levels===

We can also restrict ourselves to clients whose signal strength is greater than some value (meaning, the dB of the signal strength is LESS THAN THE NEGATIVE of the number we provide). For example, a strong signal would have a signal strength of -20 dB, and a weak signal would have a signal strength of -80 dB. We might want to ignore all networks with signal strengths weaker than -60 dB, so we would get anything with a signal strength of -20 dB, -30 dB, -40 dB, -50 dB, etc. Here's the command:

<pre>
$ wifite --all --power 60
</pre>

On the flip side, we can also set a custom TRANSMISSION level, by specifying the power level in mW (note that this can be illegal depending on your country/region):

<pre>
$ wifite --all --tx 30
</pre>

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