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@manish-r2Hoep • Mar 23, 2013
@babumoshaaye-aOuwuO • Mar 23, 2013
@thebigk • Mar 23, 2013
@avii-TGGs8o • Mar 23, 2013
Yes. Usually these tools maintain a dictionary & keep on matching. If password is weak, it will be matched quickly. Keep a strong password for WiFi, something like :Kaustubh KatdareA more appropriate discussion would be how do we secure our networks from these tools? To the best of my knowledge, aircrack and cain & able use brute force to crack passwords. Is that correct?
=$7hyJp=Mgs}2Kc/8,-2$q>,'It should do the trick 😛
@thebigk • Mar 23, 2013
Yeah, a combination of A-z, ~-+= (special chars), and numbers and spaces would make the password almost impossible to crack.aviiYes. Usually these tools maintain a dictionary & keep on matching. If password is weak, it will be matched quickly. Keep a strong password for WiFi, something like :
=$7hyJp=Mgs}2Kc/8,-2$q>,'It should do the trick 😛
@babumoshaaye-aOuwuO • Mar 23, 2013
@ganesh-msd-Gf3RlP • Mar 24, 2013
Thanks friend...!!goyal420If you are asking for fun , then there is a software named cain and abel, you can use, mark my words, just for fun 😀
@ganesh-msd-Gf3RlP • Mar 24, 2013
Ya right...!! I just want to know how to access wifi that's why...!!babumoshaayeCain and Abel is a great tool. Also if you're on linux, aircrack-ng is the best package you'll ever get. But be aware that gaining restricted access is illegal and if discovered is punishable. Mind that!
