Hacking Wireless Hotspot with Backtrack 2

Sunday, March 8, 2009

Hacking Wireless Hotspot with Backtrack 2

This article does not match if the connect time, the system asks you to enter the encryption key. This article does not match when you open the website if you are on the page that asks you to enter a username and password. Opss .... But do not rush to stop reading this article first, who knows the place and time that you find other cases the same. This article can only dipraktikan if you have any wireless hotspot security as the Mac Address filter. Ok .. let's start ..

Prepare the following tools and materials: (like kayaking in the lab praktikum aja, he2x)

* Laptop that support WLAN (perhaps a PC with a usb-WLAN you can menentengnya to strong everywhere:-D)
* Backtrack 2 Live CD (Linux Auditor's successor, can be downloaded here)
* Mac changer for windows such as a-Mac Address Change (can be downloaded here)

Steps:

1. Turn on your laptop with booting from the CD / DVD
2. Insert the CD Backtrack wait until the system ready and enter the login: root and password: toor
3. Type "startx" without quotes.
4. After the X-Windows Backtrack it appears click the button KDE -> Backtrack -> Radio Network Analysis -> 80211 -> all -> airodump
5. At the command line type: airodump-ng eth1 (adjusted with the device you are on)
6. Specify the desired target ESSID and record Mac Address client that connects to the ESSID targets, such as the pictures here
7. Change your Mac Address WLAN with the click of a button KDE -> Backtrack -> Radio Network Analysis -> 80211 -> all -> mac change, for details, click here
8. click the button KDE -> Internet -> Wireless Assistant to try to connect to the target ESSID.
9. Backtrack podići and reboot from windows, then install a-Mac Address Change Mac Address, and change your WLAN.
10. Test the connection to the target ESSID.

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