So in the previous video we saw how easy it is to crack a key in a busy network so we had a busy network.
We had a client that was watching videos all the time and we saw how the data was increasing very quickly.
Now the question is are the problem that we're going to face is an access point that doesn't have any
clients connected to it or an access point that has a client connected to it.
But he's not using the Internet as heavy as we saw in the previous video maybe just reading articles
or just going on Facebook or whatever but not using as much data as we saw last time.
So let me just show you an example of that I'm just going to run aero down against the targets the targets
access point to test AP just to have a lock on an ideal access point.
So we have test.
AP Now the same access point that we used before.
The only difference is is that I've disconnected the device that was connected and you can see here
in the second area the client area that there is no clients connected and you can see the data is zero
and didn't even go to one so that's going to be a problem.
So we're going to face.
We won't be able to crack the key like this with zero data.
So what we can do is we can inject packets into the traffic one to inject packets into the traffic.
We can't force the AP to create new packets with new IP in them.
We capture the IP and we do that again.
That's the basic case that what we're going to do.
We're going to explain three methods of doing this.
We're going to explain them in detail and the next videos.
So for now we're just having a quick look on how packet injection is going to work.
But before we can inject package into the air we have to authenticate our device with the target access
point see the way that Access Points work.
And they have a list of all the devices that are connected to them and they ignore any packet that comes
from a device that is not connected to them.
So if a device that doesn't have the key tries to send a packet to your router your answer will just
ignore it.
It won't even try to read it or see what's in there.
So before we can inject packets to the router we're going to have to authenticate ourselves with the
router.
We're going to use a method called fake authentication and it's very simple.
We're going to have to do it before any Every time we try to inject going explain that now and then
in the future we're just going to run the command straightaway.
So I have done already running.
Now let's see how we can fake authenticate ourselves.
Remember when I talked about airdrome and initially as I said this is the type of authentication.
And I said I'll come back for it later.
So you see now the off is there is nothing here.
Once we do the fake authentication you're going to see an O.P. and shown up here which means with successfully
the fake authenticated our device with the target access point.
So to do this we're going to use airplanes.
We're going to use Paco's attack so we could type attack and then we're going to put the type or the
number of packets that we want to send.
So I'm just going to do zero.
Some people use a large number one they have when they're carrying attack they'll take like five or
ten minutes.
But for me I like to just use 0 and maybe do it later manually.
So take us zero we're going to use the option A the target market dress.
So I'm just going to copies from here and paste that
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We're going to use hate to put our mark address so that our mac address gets authenticated with the
target network.
So to get our market address we're just going to run the command ifconfig non-zero.
And that's my MAC address.
So I'm just going to copy it
Landseer was the name of my wife by card.
You can put mon's Yoko's there the same card so they have the same McElroy's.
I'm going to paste it here and then I'll put the name of my wife I card mon's zero so about airplanes.
The type of attacks that we're trying to do or trying to do a fake authentication attack to authenticate
our mac address so that we can inject packets into the target network.
We're going to send zero which means one do it once and then we put the MAC address of the access point
and then page we put the MAC address of the device.
We want to do a fake authentication too and that's my own wireless card.
And then mon's your own name of the Wi-Fi card and then I'm going to have and as you can see that said
an authentication request and it was successful and association is successful now.
So and you can see here and the old.
It became an open network and our client.
This is my attacking device showed up as if it's it's a client connected to the network.
We're actually not connected.
Well we have we are authenticated with the network and we have associated with the network.
So we can inject packets into this access point.
Now because it will receive and request that we send it now it's not going to ignore our requests as
the next videos we're going to see how we can inject packets into the air and how we're going to make
this data go up very very quickly.