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Why I Hacked My Wep Wireless Router

Part of securing your network must includegreat wireless scanning program. I found my
looking at your wireless access points.wireless network in the list. I found the
Wireless access can be dangerous to yourconnected client and the access point, or
network. Most people don't even know how easyrouter. Then I proceeded to do a typical type
it is to exploit wireless access points. Letof attack on the network. Hackers need to
me illustrate my point. I went out onegrab what's called a "packet" from a computer
afternoon and took my trusty laptop with me.that already has the key for the secured
The task this afternoon was to scan forwireless network. The hacker can then use
"open" wireless access points. An "open"this packet to issue responses from the
wireless access point is one that hasrouter. Why is this important? This allows
absolutely no encryption, or security, on thethe hacker to gather a tremendous amount of
signal. This allows anyone to listen in ondata from the access point. And this finally
your data stream. If you still don't get it,allows the hacker to crack the WEP security
it's a very bad thing! So, I drove for aboutkey.
2 miles through a small business district and
apartment complex. What was the result? Oh,So, I went about hacking my own WEP wireless
about 45 open wireless networks. That meansrouter. I "deauthenticated" my computer that
that I could log onto those networks, scanwas already connected to the router. This
it, and exploit machines connected to thatgave me the packet I needed for the router.
network. I didn't do that, but you get myThen I started sending this packet to the
drift. The lesson here is to encrypt yourrouter a lot. Once I had enough data from the
wireless  data  stream.router, I then passed it to a cracking
program. Viola, it cracked the key in about 1
Some people think that choosing WEPsecond. After the dust had settled, I had
encryption offers great wireless security.cracked my WEP security in less than 30
They would be wrong. Your wireless router mayminutes! But would the typical user see that
have an option for WPA and WEP. You shouldI was hacking? Probably not. The only thing
always choose WPA security over WEP. Let methey would see is that they lost their
illustrate why. I set up a wireless networkwireless connection for a moment. This is
in my home. I enabled WEP security at 128 bitwhen I "deauthenticated" them from the
encryption. That's "strong" security for WEP.network  to  grab  the  "packet"  I  needed.
I wrote down the security key and then I
started my test. My goal was to hack my ownRemember, I had my WEP encryption set to 128
WEP wireless network. I thought it was goingbits. This is a high level of encryption. But
to  be  a  really  hard  task.  I  was wrong.it really doesn't matter. All a hacker needs
is a signal a little time to crack that.
I fired up my linux laptop. Linux is just anRemember, hackers are like house thieves.
alternative operating system to Windows. ThisThey will go along the path of least
particular Linux distribution, or flavor ofresistance. The harder your wireless signal
Linux, was a security edition. This gave meis to crack, the less likely you will be
all kinds of tools to scan for wirelesshacked. They will simply move along to the
networks and exploit them. A typical hackernext "open" network or one with bad
will have all of these free tools at theirencryption. Do yourself a favor, and always
disposal. I then fired up Kismet. Kismet is achoose WPA wireless security over WEP.



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