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I am doing a course about WPA/WPA2 cracking networks. Whenever I try to crack the network using the command –write wpa_handshake wlan0 I can see the network I want to hack. The problem is once I use Deauth command to disconnect the device I want to hack, the device reconnects, but the handshake does not show up on the top right corner of my command console. How do I fix this??? Please contact me responding here or you can respond to me in my email. [email protected]
Thanks
Hi!
First try to enable monitor mode using the method shown in the resources of lecture 13.
Also try disconnecting a different client, and try using a larger deauth number such as 15 or even 25.
If that didn’t work, then please, can you tell me the model of your wireless adapter?
Let me know.
Diego
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