Hi and welcome in this video, I will show you how you can speed up the WPA cracking process using Coalbed,
the engine RPM key capacity supports using a pre computed hash file.
We computed hash files are used to accelerate the cracking process by eliminating the transformation
of a password into an encryption key.
So I was used to my calling machine and type call Pad D.
And here you can see different options.
First of all, make sure you have a capture file with the four way handshake and the word list to start
the cracking process.
So I will first show you how you can do the attack with a dictionary file the same way I did with air
crack.
So go ahead and type Colbert the Dash F and your dictionary file and Dash R for the packet capture file.
And then Dash is for the SS ID.
As you can see, Colbert is generating a hash of every word from my word list.
When the hashes match, it displays the password of the access point.
This process is very CPU intensive and slow, so I'm going to skip ahead here and you can see it takes
almost five minutes to crack the password.
But the way that will speed this up is to create your own hashes by using a tool called JPMC.
This tool is very useful when you don't have any client connected to the access point, but you want
to start generating the hashes for the S side you are targeting.
Now go ahead and type JPMC Dash F and your dictionary fire and Dash D for output file, which is going
to be hash.
And then Dash is for the S ID, which I want to create the pre generated hashes.
Now it's creating pre generated hashes for the network.
So again, I will skip ahead and now whenever I want to attack the network, I will use the hash file,
which is this one right here.
So go ahead and type Colbert Dash DX for the hash file and Dash R for the packet capture.
And then Dash is for the SS ID.
And as you can see, it took less than a second to crack the same password.
So that's it for now.
Thanks for watching, and I'll see you next time.