6 June, 2007 at 12:14 pm
by Phil Wiffen · Filed under Security, Troubleshooting, Windows
If you’ve ever misplaced, or forgotten to document, one of your passwords stored in an application, Asterisk Key is a free and invaluable tool.
Asterisk Key reveals saved passwords from most Windows apps and even Internet Explorer (which is probably a good reason to switch to Firefox!)
It doesn’t work on everything, but it’s worth a shot!
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26 May, 2007 at 10:15 pm
by Phil Wiffen · Filed under Security, Wi-Fi
This video tutorial demonstrates how to crack WEP in Windows using AirPcap and Cain and Abel.
Preparation
You’ll need:
Note: It is possible to get this working by using the cheaper “Classic” AirPcap, in conjunction with the old 2.0 Beta Tx Drivers for AirPcap, to enable packet injection capability, but this is entirely unsupported, and is not guaranteed to work. YMMV.
Notes
- To begin ARP injections, AirPcap must capture at least 1 ARP request from a system on the target AP. You can usually force this by sending a Deauth to a connected client.
- Make sure you have over 250,000 IVs before attempting to crack the WEP key.
- In my tests, the old AirPcap (silver-grey) appears to perform significantly faster than the new AirPcap (dark-grey). I think it’s about 10x faster.
The Video
Click Play to get things started.
Additional
Download the full resolution video (Thanks to TAz00 from the Oxid.it forums for the hosting!)
View the video on Youtube
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4 May, 2007 at 7:09 pm
by Phil Wiffen · Filed under Security, Wi-Fi, Windows
This guide demonstrates how to crack WEP in Windows using the AirPcap Wireless Capture Adapter. Read the rest of this entry »
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14 April, 2007 at 10:58 am
by Phil Wiffen · Filed under Networking, Security, Troubleshooting, Wi-Fi, Windows
A step-by-step guide to decrypting WPA with Wireshark and AirPcap in Windows. Read the rest of this entry »
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12 April, 2007 at 7:47 pm
by Phil Wiffen · Filed under Security, Wi-Fi
It is possible to get Kismet to run on Windows without using a drone. How? Well first (and this is probably the killer) you need to have an AirPcap USB adapter and then you need to download Kismet for Windows.
What is AirPcap?
If you need to capture 802.11b/g packets in Windows, then AirPcap is your answer. Made by the guys who brought you WinPcap and Wireshark, AirPcap enables you to capture raw Wi-Fi packets in Windows. AirPcap fully integrates into Wireshark, giving you a seamless packet capture experience. Read More AirPcap…
Kismet for Windows is available from the CACE Tech website. At present, it only works with AirPcap and Kismet drones.

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