[darz]

Hi Diego,

Can you help me please how can i disable my target wifi user auto connect checkbox on network taskmanager. What I mean is that i want ng target user to not uncheck or disconnect his wifi to switch to another network or disable turn off his wifi adapter.

Greetings!

[Diego Pérez]

Hi!
This adapter is not well supported, that’s why you’re having issues with it, as mentioned in the course requirements you need a powerful adapter that supports monitor mode and packet injection,checkout the adapters on the following link, they all support monitor mode and packet injection:

https://www.zsecurity.org/shop

If you’re not sure which one to get the checkout the adapters video in the resources of lecture 13, here is a link to it anyway:

Thanks!
Diego

[darz]

hi,

my wireless adapter model and brand is alfa AWUS036H sir.

thanks and bestgrds,

darz

[Diego Pérez]

Hi!
Can you tell me the exact model of your adapter?(brand and model)

Thanks!
Diego

[darz]

hi,

im just want to ask about my wireless network not showing in taskbar,available network is greyed out,that is why wirelesss adapter cant connect to any network because is not showing on the taskbar.how to fix this is issue,sir,?

thanks and bstrgds,

darz

[Diego Pérez]

Hi!
Did you add the card to the USB list as shown in lecture 13? If you did, then make sure that you don’t physically connect the card to the computer until Kali is fully booted, connect the card, then go to the USB settings and check the adapter is there.
If you’ve already done the above, then please try the following suggestions:
– Experiment with connecting the adapter before and after Kali fully loads, and after you log in as root.
– Experiment with setting the adapter to use USB 2.1 and USB 3.1 in VMWare’s USB settings.
– Make sure you connect the adapter directly to the computer, don’t use a hub or an extension.
– And experiment with connecting the adapter to different USB ports.

Greetings!
Diego

[Lesedi Lehlokoe]

Hi diego,I have a AC wireless adapter(RealtekRTL8812AU) 2.4Ghz & 5Ghz.

I cant seem to connect the AC wireless adapter realtek mentioned above to the vm machine. It doesnt give me an option where i want to to use the usbadapter it just automaticly connects to the main machine. I tried to find the usb drive to eject it but it doesn’t show even when connected to kali and my laptop. I even restarted my laptop and changed usb settings,I am still experiencing the same issue.

[rdangel]

OK Diego, sorry I thought you wanted the Router info:
– The adapter is a Realtek RTL8812AU which I purchased from you guys on the zSecurity Shop. As I said, it is running in Monitor Mode.
– No I am NOT running a WEP attack. I am taking this Intermediate Network Hacking course because I have already completed the (prerequisite) beginner’s Learn Ethical Hacking From Scratch course on Udemy. The Intermediate course I am doing now picks up WPA/WPA2 Cracking in Section 5 and beginning of Section 6… and it assumes YOU ALREADY HAVE CAPTURED THE HANDSHAKE in the wpa_handshake.cap file…. Zaid does not show you how to do this because he assumes you have already learned how to do that in the Beginner’s course. The problem is… that I have followed Zaid’s lectures in the beginner’s course on WPA/WPA2 cracing, and Capturing the Handshake (Lessons 22, 27, 28 and 29)…. but I am just not able to capture the handshake and the WPS method doesn’t work on my Router. The wpa_handshake capture file never seems to have any data in it. I showed you the messages displayed in my Kali machine in the screenshots I sent you. this is the WPA/WPA2 (NOT WEP) attack I keep trying without success:
– airodump-ng wlan0
– on upper screen: airodump-ng –bssid <target MAC> –channel <channel #> –write wpa_handshake wlan0
– on lower screen: aireplay-ng –deauth 4 -a <target MAC> -c <connected client MAC> wlan0
and no handshake is ever captured. My network name WiFione and as you can see from the screenshots, the MAC keeps changing… sometimes I can’t find a connected client because the target MAC has now changed.
And Diego… I cannot get ANY CLOSER to the Router…. I am literally 3 feet away from it, it’s sitting right in front of me.
Please help, otherwise I am not going to be able to continue with the course… this is one subject I just can’t skip in order to move forward. Thank you,

Ross

[Diego Pérez]

Hi!
I asked for the brand and model of the wireless adapter not the router.
In the screenshots you are trying to run the fakeauth attack and as mentioned in the course it will only work against WEP encrypted networks. In this case follow the attacks mentioned for WPA/WPA2 networks. Also, in one of the screenshots it seems you are a bit far from the router, try to get closer.

Greetings!
Diego

[Diego Pérez]

Hi!
Can you tell me the exact model of your adapter?(brand and model)
Can you share a screenshot with the commands used and the results please?

Thanks!
Diego

[rdangel]

Hello,

I have been trying everything I can think of to crack the password to my own router using everything I have learned in the Learning Ethical Hacking From Scratch course I took on Udemy, and this one Network Hacking Continued – Intermediate. I have thrown everything at my Router, I have used airodump-ng, aireplay-ng etc, following instructions and steps Zaid shows in the video lessons…. but I just can’t seem to grab anything. Every time I run airodump-ng my router’s network shows up several times in the list with different MAC addresses and Channels. When I use this info to try to grab the handshake on any of them, nothing happens because by the time I have input the parameters into airodump-ng, the channel and/or BSSID has changed. This must be a feature of my router that keeps it rolling around randomly, so that I can’t seem to pin it down long enough to run an attack on it. Can you help me figure out how I can get through this? Can you suggest an alternative method of cracking my WPA2 network? I am stumped.

Btw… yes, my adapter IS in Monitor mode.

Thank you
Ross

[Diego Pérez]

Hi!
Well, the adapter has a chipset that is not recommended and it might be part of the problem. Also, it seems you are very far from the router so the packets might be losing in the way and airodump can’t gather reliable information. The device with a mac address terminating in 4B:B2 is not connected to the router, it is even trying to connect to a different one. So if possible get one of the recommended chipsets and get closer to the router.

You have to do a local research cause availability may vary from country to country but the important thing is the chipset, I recommend anything with an Atheros or RTL8812AU chipset.
Checkout the adapters on the following link, they all support monitor mode and packet injection:
https://www.zsecurity.org/shop​

If you’re not sure which one to get the checkout the chipsets used by the adapters in this video:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0lqRZ3MWPXY​​

Thanks!
Diego

[icare90]

Hi,

Sorry about that. My explanations were not clear enough.
When I run airodump-ng, I can see my router (XX:XX:XX:XX:F3:4E). I can also see only part of my devices which are connected to the router (ex: XX:XX:XX:XX:4B:B2) but they appeared as not associated (BSSID column).

When I run airodump-ng on this specific BSSID (my router) and the right channel, there is no output.
I don’t know what could be the reason
The router that does not communicate this info ?
An issue with the wifi adpater ? Before buying a new one, I wanted to be sure that it comes from the adapter.

I will likely buy a new one and let you know if it works.

Thanks a lot

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[icare90]

Hello,

Please see the screenshots in attachments

300M WIFI adapter RTL8192EU Chipset
Brand : OcioDual

Thanks

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[Diego Pérez]

Hi!
Can you share a screenshot with the results of airodump? And other one where we can see the mac address of the device that is connected to the network.

Can you tell me the exact model of your adapter?(brand and model)

Greetings!
Diego

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