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And the previous video we show how we can use the WPX feature and routers to crack the WPA key.



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This process is 100 percent guaranteed.



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So it should work on every WPX enabled network.



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Therefore if your target was using WPA or WPA to encryption and it has WPA enabled then that should



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be the first method you try to crack the password with WPX was not enabled However however we have to



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crack the actual WPA key.



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Now we explained in previous video that in WPA each packet is encrypted using a unique term pricky.



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So it's not like if you were IBM were repeated.



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And once we collect a large number of data packets with the same IP we can calculate the EPG and WPA



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each packet is encrypted using a unique ID.



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And it's a term for unique ID so that even if we collect one million packets these packets will be not



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useful for us because they do not contain any information that can help us determine the actual WPA



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key.



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The only is the that contains some information that can help us determine the key are the handshake



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packets.



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These are four packets sent when a new device or a new client connects to the target letter.



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So for example were in your home when your own device connects to the network so you have the password



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and you connect to it a process called a four way handshake happens between your device and the access



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point and this process for packets called the check packets gets transferred between those two devices



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to authenticate your device with the access point using aircraft.



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And gee we could use a wordlist and test each password and this wordlist I guess the handshake so to



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crack WPA encrypted pass encrypted networks we need two things we need.



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We need to capture the handshake and a wordlist that contains passwords to try each password.



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In this word list against the Hunchy.