We saw in the previous video how we can use aircraft energy to crack the encrypted passwords using a
wordlist and the previous video aircraft engine went through with our wordlist it combined each password
and the word list with Yes this idea to create the PMK using the P.B. K-2 algorithm and then compared
the PMK to the handshake is the PMK was valid then the password that was used to create the PMK is the
password we're looking for.
If it's not it just went to the next password and it created a PMK from it.
So aircraft engine was created in the case of the flight.
The process of combining the password.
A.S. this idea to create the PMK takes a good bit of time so it takes the most time of the cracking
process.
Therefore in many scenarios while we're waiting to capture the handshake in many scenarios we'll have
access points that doesn't have any clients connected to it.
So if we have something like that we have to wait until someone connects to the access point to capture
the handshake.
So while we're waiting we can actually save time by converting our word list to our PMK list because
as I said converting the password to our PMK takes the most time.
So while we're waiting we can change each password in the list and create a new PMK list from our wordlist
and then once we capture the handshake we can use our ready in case and the cracking process is going
to be much much quicker.
We're going to do this using aero live Angi.
So let's see how it works.
OK.
So our first command is going to be to create a new database and import our wordlist in that database.
So it's going to be Ayro live ngi.
We're going to create a new database.
So let's call the test D-B and we're going to import
passwords and we're going to put the name of our world list which is called WPA wordlist.
So very simple Airola is the name of the program.
Test is the name of the database that we're going to create and we're telling to import passwords and
the passwords are going to be taken from a file called WPA work go ahead and turn.
And as you can see a new database called Test DBI has been created.
And the passwords have been imported into it.
So the next command we're going to do is we're going to import our SS ID to the database.
So I'm just going to store the name of this idea of this or the target network into a file.
I'm going to do this using the link and the next command the echo command.
So I'm just going to say test a P and then echo it to a file and I'm going to call the file tests.
Yes ID.
So that's basically I'm going to read it now.
Cat test.
Yes this idea as just making sure that the name is there.
So this command just created the file and I saved the word test AP and that file called just the name
of my target access point.
And then here I just read the file to make sure that it actually contains those AP and we can see that
it contains this ap.
Now I'm going to import this file into my database so we're getting the same Kamado used before.
The only difference is we're going to say we're important as society this time.
And the name of the file that contains the IDS is test s s ID.
So again arrow Libyan's you test that.
DV that's the name of my database that I'm important information to important is the command you want
to import stuff.
Yes this idea is the name that we're selling.
We want to import ESX ID and test.
Yes this idea is just a text file that contains the name of my target access point to hit enter and
that has been imported successfully.
Now this is the step that takes the most time we're going to convert each password and the list we're
going to combine it with the SS ID.
So we're going to create a list of PM ks from our wildest again will getting those early Pendu.
And we're going to put the name of the database that contains our word list and then we got to Buche
which is just convert each password.
Combine it with this idea and create a PMK from each password in the list
OK so as you can see now the computer or the PMK So that's the number of PMK is just a number of passwords
that I have in my original list and all of these passwords have been converted to PM case and they're
stored in my database which is the.
And we can see that it took three hundred and sixty six seconds.
So we're saving this time because the scenario that we're working on we'd be only waiting for the handshake.
So we can do this while we're waiting to capture the handshake once we have the handshake then we can
crack it straight away.
Using the P.M. case.
They already don't PM case which will be much quicker.
Let's see how we do that.
We're going to use our crack and you and we're going to use the option or to specify our database which
is called tests
D-B and then we're going to specify our handshake file which is the EPA or test and shake the cup.
So very simple aircraft can you or specify the test D-B and then we're going to specify the handshake
file and enter and as you can see we crack the password much much quicker.
We cracked it in less than a second.
So in the previous video it took two minutes and 16 seconds.
Now it took less than one second.
So it's much much quicker because instead of aircraft and you convert in each password to a PMK we were
using a list of already made PMK.
So this is useful for trying if capturing the handshake is taken a while because there is no clients
connected to the target network.
We have our PM case ready so that once we capture the handshake we can crack it straightaway.