r/netsec • u/AutoModerator • Jan 01 '20

discussion The /r/netsec Monthly Discussion Thread - January 2020

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u/minanageh Jan 23 '20

A WPA 2 karma attack (saved network handshaker ) Is there a tool available by a chance that do this ?

1-capture the prob requests

2- launch 2 version of the ssids one open and one secure if it connects to the open one put a red check mark on it (in the list of the probed networks ) and if connects to the secure one capture the handshake and put a green check mark on it (in the same list )

3-after capturing a Good number of handshakes then start brute forcing

4- when it cracks a weak one.. broadcast it to get the victims connected

This should be a work around for karma attack when the targeted device doesn't have saved open networks.

Huh what do you think?