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Description: This is a video demo of the Wi-Fi Challenge 2 solution by Anton.
This solution does not use any backtrack/Linux, though I use debian as a virtual machine server. :)
Greetings to all and pay attention to WI-FI details when planning your systems!

Tags: Wi-Fi security , challenge , wireshark ,

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Comments:

• John-Nash on Tue 17 May 2011
  
  Congrats! I wish you had added some voice in it though ...
• WCNA on Tue 17 May 2011
  
  Well done! It just goes to show there is more than one way to solve this challenge. When I solved the first key, I should have done what you did and filter out those packets, leaving all the rest to run through aircrack.
• Vivek-Ramachandran on Tue 17 May 2011
  
  Congratulations again! and thanks for making the video.
  
  Get ready for the next challenge everyone! Will be posted tomorrow :)
• WCNA on Tue 17 May 2011
  
  @John: I agree with however one of the reasons there are many videos here that don't have audio is that many people on this global site don't speak English very well.
  
  An alternative for SecurityTubers who would like to add audio is to use one of the many text-to-audio converters out there.
• m0ei on Tue 17 May 2011
  
  Thanks for making this video. Will see both videos and check both solutions.
• tohaz on Tue 17 May 2011
  
  First, I've exported challenge file to a text file, then started making some converters from it to see how values in different fields change. Then I found realy cool feature of wireshark - one can create custom column in the Column Preferences from any field of the packet if that field can be used in the filter. Capture file can be analyzed by any field. That's very cool.
• Ignatius on Tue 17 May 2011
  
  Thank you for posting yet another method. I'll fire up BT and have a go at this myself.
• MamboYoyo on Tue 17 May 2011
  
  Thanks Tohaz!
• WCNA on Wed 18 May 2011
  
  @tohaz: You can also right-click on most any field in Wireshark and select "Apply as column"
• tohaz on Wed 18 May 2011
  
  @WCNA yeah, missed that

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