[Advanced]Get free wifi almost anywhere in your town | Wardrive hacking | WPA2

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This is a bump

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Posting to come back to this later -- need to get me a Rasberry pi first. It looks like a great tutorial!

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Thank you

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hope its working

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A quick guide on how to mass hack your local town

This attack will provide you with WPA2 keys for a lot of networks in your city/town exceptionally easily.

It doesn't rely on getting a 4way handshake and uses PMKIDs.

 

-- IMPORTANT NOTE. Because we are mass hacking with a dictionary, it's almost guaranteed you'll hack 1 or 2 in less than an hour. If you are lucky, you might get yo to 100 in an hour or more. This means overall; it's the "fastest" way to of hacking WiFi (except if you are specifically targeting a network)

 

Note: This is a client-less attack, that doesn't need a 4-way handshake or special output format.

 

Anyhow, I highly recommend using a raspberry pi 3 Model B due to its portability and low power draw, thus allowing you to travel around with just a pi and a power bank. However, you can only live boot a laptop and drive around/change power settings to still run while closed.

This tutorial assumes you are going to use a laptop, but it's more or less the same setup for the pi.

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hope it does work thanks for sharing your knowledge with us

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garry

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A quick guide on how to mass hack your local town

This attack will provide you with WPA2 keys for a lot of networks in your city/town exceptionally easily.

It doesn't rely on getting a 4way handshake and uses PMKIDs.

 

-- IMPORTANT NOTE. Because we are mass hacking with a dictionary, it's almost guaranteed you'll hack 1 or 2 in less than an hour. If you are lucky, you might get yo to 100 in an hour or more. This means overall; it's the "fastest" way to of hacking WiFi (except if you are specifically targeting a network)

 

Note: This is a client-less attack, that doesn't need a 4-way handshake or special output format.

 

Anyhow, I highly recommend using a raspberry pi 3 Model B due to its portability and low power draw, thus allowing you to travel around with just a pi and a power bank. However, you can only live boot a laptop and drive around/change power settings to still run while closed.

This tutorial assumes you are going to use a laptop, but it's more or less the same setup for the pi.

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liked thanks for sharing