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| wds [2007/10/03 18:12] – created Tutorial: How to crack WEP on a Wireless Distribution System (WDS)? darkaudax | wds [2007/10/07 19:15] – add extra enhancement requests darkaudax |
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| ====== Tutorial: How to crack WEP on a Wireless Distribution System (WDS)? ====== | ====== Tutorial: How to crack WEP on a Wireless Distribution System (WDS)? ====== |
| Version: 1.00 October 3, 2007 \\ | Version: 1.01 October 7, 2007 \\ |
| By: darkAudax \\ | By: darkAudax \\ |
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| This is list of software changes required to support WDS attacks. Once aircrack-ng version 1 is released, this section will become a trac ticket. | This is list of software changes required to support WDS attacks. Once aircrack-ng version 1 is released, this section will become a trac ticket. |
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| * aircrack-ng: Allow two BSSIDs to be defined to allow selection of both APs. | * aircrack-ng: Allow two BSSIDs to be defined to allow selection of both APs. As well, add a "netmask" function the same as currently exists in airodump-ng. |
| * airdecap-ng: Properly select SSID and BSSID. Allow two BSSIDs to be defined to allow selection of both APs. | * airdecap-ng: Properly select SSID and BSSID. Allow two BSSIDs to be defined to allow selection of both APs. |
| * airodump-ng: Allow two BSSIDS to be defined to allow the selection of both APs. | * airodump-ng: Allow two BSSIDS to be defined to allow the selection of both APs. NOTE: In the interim, you can use the "netmask" function to achieve the same thing if they are all the same brand. |
| * airodump-ng: Change the logic to allow the WDS packets to be shown as client traffic. An arbitrary decision will need to be made as to which MAC is to be the BSSID and which is to be treated as the Client MAC. | * airodump-ng: Change the logic to allow the WDS packets to be shown as client traffic. An arbitrary decision will need to be made as to which MAC is to be the BSSID and which is to be treated as the Client MAC. |
| * All tools: Ability to specify all four address fields on the command line | * All tools: Ability to specify all four address fields on the command line |
