Is it way out of grasp for most people to crack a wifi password?
>>50837174
>kali
>wifite
>????
>>/sqt/
>>50837174
if most people can understand wpa2 vs wpa then no
talking about WPA/WPA2-PSK nothing more
>>50837174
I think all you have to do is capture a WPA2 handshake then crack it with hashcat. Takes a while tbh fam.
>>50837174
>most people
Yes.
Script kiddie can do
Normie, nah
Security engineer, some. Some are too by the books to actual understand what doing
Curryfag, yes
>>50837174
>Is it way out of grasp for most people
WHAT THE FUCK ARE YOU EVEN TRYING TO SAY YOU MASSIVE FAG
it sounds like a nice little project
>>50837174
It's not that hard, you can use aircrack-ng on kali for that. Do a deauth to knock everybody off and force them to re-authenticate with the AP, at that point aircrack captures the traffic. Then depending on the password length/complexity, you'll be able to crack it.
There are plenty of guides online.
>>50837202
You mean you wait when owner of wifi actually types his password or any auto connection will do?
>>50837233
pretty much this. if someone is pretty advanced *or* has taken it upon themselves to learn about this stuff earlier on, then yeah it's probably doable.
If someone is knowledgeable AND determined, then I wouldn't even worry about tech security. Much more likely they'll trick someone with access to give the password somehow. Maybe it'll be you that gets phished, maybe a roommate, maybe a significant other.
>>50837202
It's pretty standard for routers now to use WPA2 with long random keys, no? You saying that this can be cracked on consumer hardware?
