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Another method of increasing the number of data rapidly and a network that has no clients associated
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with it or if it has very low traffic is car chop chop attack and this method and instead of directly
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injecting the R.P. packet that we capture we're going to try to determine the keystream for this package.
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Once we do that then we can create a new package.
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So we're going to forge a new package and inject this new package into the traffic.
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This will force the access point to create a new package with a new ID.
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We're going to capture it and inject it back into the traffic.
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We'll keep doing this until the number of data is high enough to crack the worki.
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So the start of the attack is going to be very similar to the one in the previous video.
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The first thing we're going to do is launch a dome against the target network.
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So I'm just going to call this chop chop test.
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And here we go.
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We have our target network here.
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The second attack that we're going to try to do is the fake authentication attack.
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Again we do this so that the target doesn't ignore us.
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And as you can see we're successfully associated with the terrorist network.
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Now the third attack is going to be our core chop shop attack in which we are going to try to capture
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a packet and determine its keystream.
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So it's going to be very similar to the
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fake authentication attack it's going to paste here.
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So instead of having fake art it's just going to be chop chop and then instead of a we're going to have
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V for OBSS ID.
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So a replay and you chop chop the MAC address of the target network and then my own MAC address and
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then the name of the wife I carried with my daughter.
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We can get my own MAC address from a config LAN zero and then my MAC address will show up like this.
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So I'll just do another association with the target network.
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And then I'm going to do my choke attack now.
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Airplanes is just waiting for a package.
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Once it capture that packet.
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It's going to ask me Do I want to decrypt it and determine it's keystream or not.
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So we're just going to wait for it.
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I'm going to say yes please.
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And now it's working to try and determine the keystream for the target access point
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OK.
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Now I've received the video.
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Just want to show you that we've reached 86 percent.
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We can still actually use this keystream it might work.
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It might not work but we can still try and.
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And sometimes I remember I had like 64 percent and I still was able to forge a packet and inject it
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and successfully injected into the traffic.
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So let's try this now the keystream is saved into this file.
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So now the next step is to force fake packets.
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We're going to do this using packet forge.
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We're going to put mine all zeros so that it creates an AARP packet for us.
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The MAC address of the target network and my own MAC address same as this page.
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So I'm just going to copy and paste them.
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Here we go.
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Then we're going to put
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destination IP we're just going to set it to 2 5 5 and then we're going to set the source and it's going
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to be 2 5 5 again that's just information that has to be there in the packet.
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And then we're going to use the option y to specify the name of the keystream file.
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And it's this file as you can see file that was created in the previous step.
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So we're going to pace that.
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And then the name of the first packet.
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So what do we want it to be called.
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So I'm going to call it
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chop chop or pocket
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and that should be in option options.
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So that's the option.
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So let's just go again over the command.
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It's packet's porch and G minus zero to make an IRP packet.
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The market was of the target network the MAC address of my Wi-Fi card then we put the destination IP
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source IP and then we put the file that we created and the previous step and the name of the first packet
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that's going to be created.
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Now the next step is where we're going to inject this first bucket into the traffic and to cause the
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number of data to increase rapidly.
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So I'm just going to go to fake authenticate myself again just here and then just really clear this
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play and get to inject our fake packet into the target network.
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So minus two for the replay attack and then or to choose the fake packet and then we put the name of
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our Wi-Fi card so minus two for a play or the name of our packet the first packet and Montsoreau.
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So I'm just going to associate myself again and I'm going to hit enter here.
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It's going to ask me Do I want to use this packet I'm going to say yes and here we go you can see the
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number of data increasing very very quickly.
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Again I only had 86 percent of the keystream I wasn't able to decrypt the whole keystream but the attack
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is still successful.
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That's why I've had good luck with this attack with networks that are far away or with net worth Stubber
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networks that the first method didn't work against.
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So all we have to do now is just wait for the data to reach around 20000 and fire up aircraft.
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And again as we did in the previous two videos and it's going to work it's going to get us the key straightaway
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we're just going to do it here.
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You know it's just that in the name of the file is chop chop with
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so choke choke test you're on.
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Here we go.
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As you can see we've got the key with 23000 Ivey's basically just going to go again through the steps
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of this method.
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So we capture the packet.
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We try to determine it's keystream we only determined 86 percent.
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We use that 86 to create a fake packet and then we injected that fake packets into the air.
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