From: Jason Ostrom (justiceguy@pobox.com)
Date: Thu Apr 22 2004 - 02:35:34 EDT
Thanks to all who have replied. So far I've seen that both Kismet and
Airsnort can do this. There is also a nice tool called WepAttack, that
does a brute force / dictionary attack on the WEP key with a supplied
wordlist. I found this useful, because I could specify myriad keys in
wordlist that I suspected were the keys.
All the best,
Jason
On Wed, 2004-04-21 at 18:24, Joshua Wright wrote:
> Jason,
>
> Jason Ostrom wrote:
> > I have a pcap dump using Kismet Wireless sniffer on a BSSID using
> > 128-bit WEP encryption. If I think I know the 26 character HEX WEP
> > key, is there a way to easily decrypt all of the traffic for a
> > specific BSSID based on input of this WEP key, and then display the
> > decrypted pcap output in Ethereal? Or another way of seeing if this
> > WEP key is able to decrypt from the pcap dump for that specific BSSID?
>
> The Airsnort package has a tool called "decrypt" that can be used to
> decrypt a pcap file with a given WEP key. This can also be done with
> Kismet, although it's a little more difficult - see the README for details.
>
> -Josh
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