Hacking With Kali Linux A Comprehensive, Step-By-Step Beginner's Guide to Learn Ethical Hacking With Practical Examples to Computer Hacking, Wireless Network, Cybersecurity and Penetration Testing by Peter Bradley
Author:Peter Bradley [Bradley, Peter]
Language: eng
Format: epub
Published: 2019-02-14T23:00:00+00:00
Hacking a Wi-Fi Network – Practical Guide
Kali Linux is a versatile tool and can be used for a lot of different things but it is best known for hacking into Wi-Fi networks or penetration testing. There are quite literally hundreds of different tools that claim to be able to do this – don’t fall for it. If you want to do it properly, use Kali. Most of the tools you see advertised are likely to be scams; they are released by hackers who want to draw you into a situation where they can hack your system. The only real way to hack into a Wi-Fi network is to use Kali Linux, a wireless card that is equipped with Monitor Mode and a tool called aircrack-ng, or a similar one – we’ll be using aircrack-ng.
You also need to be aware that, even using the correct tools, this is not a game and hacking, even ethical hacking, is not something to be messed around with. You need to have, at the very least, a basic idea of the way that WPA authentication works and some idea of how Kali works along with its tools.
What You Will Need:
● Kali Linux
● A Wi-Fi adaptor that can inject and monitor code. Some systems already have this as standard but, if not you will need to purchase another one
● A wordlist for password cracking – there are some built into Kali
The built-in wordlists can be found in the directory called /usr/share/wordlists and they are all compressed using Gzip. The most popular one is “rockyou” and here’s how you extract it:
Open the terminal window and change the directory to the one rockyou is located in. Do this by typing cd /usr/ share/wordlists at the prompt.
To see the rockyou file, type ls at the prompt
Next type gunzip rockyou.txt.gz to extract the file
Type ls again and the extraction will be done.
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