We released a major update to Elcomsoft Wireless Security Auditor, a tool for corporate customers to probe wireless network security. Major addition in this release is the new Wi-Fi sniffer, which now supports the majority of general-use Wi-Fi adapters (as opposed to only allowing the use of a dedicated AirPCap adapter).

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The built-in Wi-Fi sniffer is a component allowing the tool to automatically intercept wireless traffic, save Wi-Fi handshake packet and perform an accelerated attack on the original WPA/WPA2-PSK password. Tags:, Posted in,. I know most computer gurus and pros never read through program manuals or help files and prefer to learn everything using proverbial method of trial and error. Does this sound like you?

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Exceptions are very seldom. So, here’s something nice that will save your time and help your experience with. In order to provide a quick but sufficient understanding how to effectively work with EWSA, our friend Sethios has prepared a nice 20-minute video tutorial that includes all steps of work with the program starting with acquiring handshakes and moving on through all following steps. This video is packed with useful information, so go ahead and watch it now: Was it helpful for your work? You are the judge. But we are always happy to hear from you. Your feedback is the reason we work harder on our software!

Tags:, Posted inComments Off on Elcomsoft Wireless Security Auditor Video Tutorial. Attacking Wi-Fi passwords is near hopeless if a wireless hotspot is properly secured. Today’s wireless security algorithms such as WPA are using cryptographically sound encryption with long passwords. The standard enforces the use of passwords that are at least 8 characters long. Encryption used to protect wireless communications is tough and very slow to break. Brute-forcing WPA/WPA2 PSK passwords remains a hopeless enterprise even if a horde of GPU’s is employed. Which is, in general, good for security – but may as well inspire a false sense of security if a weak, easy to guess password is selected.

Is one tool to test how strong the company’s Wi-Fi passwords are. After checking the obvious vulnerabilities such as open wireless access points and the use of obsolete WEP encryption, system administrators will use Wireless Security Auditor that tries to ‘guess’ passwords protecting the company’s wireless traffic. In previous versions, the guessing was limited to certain dictionary attacks with permutations. The new version gets smarter, employing most of the same guessing techniques that are likely to be used by an intruder.

Humans are the weakest link in wireless security. Selecting a weak, easy to guess password easily overcomes all the benefits provided by extensive security measures implemented in WPA/WPA2 protection. In many companies, employees are likely to choose simple, easy to remember passwords, thus compromising their entire corporate network. The New Attacks The new attacks help Elcomsoft Wireless Security Auditor recover weak passwords, revealing existing weaknesses and vulnerabilities in companies’ wireless network infrastructure. Word Attack If it’s known that a password consists of a certain word, the Word attack will attempt to recover that password by trying heavily modified versions of that word. This attack only has two options: you can set the source word and you can disable all permutations except changing the letter case. In addition, we can apply permutations to the source word first, forming a small dictionary; then perform a full dictionary attack, applying various permutations to all words from the newly formed list.

Mask Attack Certain passwords or password ranges may be known. The mask attack allows creating a flexible mask, brute-forcing the resulting limited combination of passwords very quickly. The masks can be very flexible. One can specify placeholders for static characters, letter case, as well as full or limited range of special characters, digits or letters. Think of the Mask attack as an easy (and very flexible) way to check all obvious passwords from Password000 to Password999. Combination Attack You have two dictionaries.

We combine each word from one dictionary with every word from another. By default, the words are combined as is, but you can increase the number of possible combinations by allowing delimiters (such as space, underscore and other signs), checking upper/lower case combinations or using extra mutations.

Hybrid Attack This is one of the more interesting attacks out there. In a sense, Hybrid attacks come very close to how real human intruders think. The Hybrid attacks integrates ElcomSoft’s experience in dealing with password recovery. We’ve seen many (think thousands) weak passwords, and were able to generalize ways people are making them. Dates, names, dictionary words, phrases and simple character substitutions are the most common things folks do to make their passwords ‘hard to guess’. The new Hybrid attack will handle the ‘hard’ part. Technically, the Hybrid attack uses one or more dictionaries with common words, and one or more.rul files specifying mutation rules.

We’re supplying a few files with the most commonly used mutation rules: Common.rul – integrates the most commonly used mutations. In a word, we’ve seen those types of passwords a lot, so we were able to generalize and derive these rules. Dates.rul – pretty much what it says.

Combines dictionary words with dates in various formats. This is a pretty common way to construct weak passwords.

L33t.rul – the “leet” lingo. Uses various combinations of ASCII characters to replace Latin letters. C001 hackers make super-strong passwords with these It takes minutes to try them all.

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Numbers.rul – mixes dictionary words with various number combinations. Tags:, Posted inComments Off on Breaking Wi-Fi Passwords: Exploiting the Human Factor.

Although this new is on sale from January this year, we are happy to officially say our words of gratitude to Kevin Beaver and advise it to you. In his book Kevin insists that the best way to really understand how to protect your systems and assess their security is to think from a hacker’s viewpoint, get involved, learn how systems can be attacked, find and eliminate their vulnerabilities. It all practically amounts to being inquisitive and focusing on real problems as in contrast to blindly following common security requirements without understanding what it’s all about. Kevin extensively writes on the questions of cracking passwords and weak encryption implementations in widely used operating systems, applications and networks.

He also suggests Elcomsoft software, in particular, and, as effective tools to regularly audit system security and close detected holes. In this guide Kevin communicates the gravity of ethical hacking in very plain and clear words and gives step –by- step instructions to follow. He easily combines theory and praxis providing valuable tips and recommendations to assess and then improve security weaknesses in your systems.

We want to thank Kevin for testing and including our software in his very “digestible” beginner guide to hacking and recommend our readers this as a helpful tool to get all facts in order. Pagemaker 7.0. Tags:, Posted inComments Off on Hacking For Dummies, 3rd Edition by Kevin Beaver. As the second summer month is coming to an end, it’s time to sum up our news and updates that you might have missed because of vacation in some tropical heaven.

Last two weeks brought us really hot days, not only because of the temperature in Moscow City but also due to hard work on program updates. Here is the news:.

We released the new version of. It features support for TheBat! Voyager mail clients master passwords (masterkey.dat) and passwords to TheBat!

Backup files (.tbk). The GPU acceleration has been extended and now works for Domain Cached Credentials (DCC), as well as Office 2007, Adobe PDF 9, Windows logon passwords (LM and NTLM), WPA/WPA2, and MD5 hashes. A new version of was released.

EWSA 1.03 is able to extract WPA-PSK password hashes from local systems when Wireless Zero Configuration is used. Our website is now available in, and. We promise to add more languages soon to bring our customers information in their native tongues.

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A number of D-link routers are now equipped with captcha feature. Sounds interesting. Chief technology officer in D-link says: 'We are excited to be the first in the market to implement captcha into our routers, providing yet another layer of security to our customers '. No doubt, captcha is a wonderful spam filter for mails and a reliable obstacle to unauthorized access in the web, but is it as good for routers as for the web? Tags:, Posted inComments Off on Too much security won’t spoil the router, will it make it better?

This is a detailed tutorial on how to use EWSA to crack a WPA or WPA2 secured WiFi network on Windows. Complete with AirPcap monitor and handshake capturing also on windows. No need to use linux at all, however you are not able to deauthenticate connected clients to get handshake faster, so you must wait until client connects into AP if you're doing this on windows. Using linux, you can deauthenticate any connected client and get handshake instantly. On this video I have replicated the connecting client to get the handshake on demand. EWSA is available @ elcomsoft.com AirPcap is available @ riverbed.com (special thanks goes to Elcomsoft for providing me one) HOW TO CAPTURE HANDSHAKE in BackTrack5 linux: HOW TO EXTRACT HANDSHAKE FROM BIG FILE: 1. You can use Cain - 2.

You can use tshark on linux: The following command will extract all handshake and beacon packets from the capture file and saves into new file: tshark -r input file name -R 'eapol wlan.fc.typesubtype 0x08' -w output file name The -R option can be changed to suit whatever filter you want to use for example if you wanted to grab all the eapol packets and only the beacons for a specific essid: tshark -r input file name -R 'eapol wlanmgt 00:14:6C:7E:40:80' -w output file name.