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OK so through all the previous lectures we see in all the weaknesses that can be used by hackers in

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order to compromise where WPA and WPA to encrypted networks we've seen how can how they can use these

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weaknesses to crack the password and get the actual key to the network.

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We also see that the attackers are able to authenticate or disconnect any device from any network without

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the need to.

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Now the key to that network and in the previous lecture we've seen how we can modify the settings of

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our routers so that we can increase the encryption of our network increase the security of our networks

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so that hackers can't use the attacks and get the passwords.

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Now in order to fly the settings that we talked about in the previous lecture you need to be able to

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access the settings page for your router.

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Now each router has a web page where you can modify the settings for the router and it's usually at

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the IP of that router.

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So first of all I'm going to check and get the IP of my computer or my device and I'm just going to

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do if configured and zero and as you can see this is the IP of my computer.

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So I'm going to open my browser

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and I'm going to navigate to 1 9 2 1 6 8 0 and the IP of my computer was 25.

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Usually the IP of the router is the first IP in the subnets.

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So this is the subnets at the moment it's 1 9 2 1 6 8 0 and I'm just going to add number one because

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that's the first IP in the subnet and that will take me to the router settings page.

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And as you can see it's asking me to enter a username and password.

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Now routers come in with pre-specified username and password.

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You can check what's the default username and password and then I highly recommend you change them after

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that.

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So usually it's written in the manual.

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So check the manual see what the default username and password and then you can logon

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now.

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In some cases the attacker might be doing the authentication attack against you so he might be preventing

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you from connecting to your network wirelessly.

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So what you can do is you can connect to your router using a cable using an internet cable.

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And when you do that then the attacker cannot use the authentication attack to authenticate you or disconnects

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you.

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So you'll be able to access your other settings using the wire.

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And then you can modify your security settings and change the encryption and change the password.

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Do all the things that I recommended in the previous lecture in order to increase the security so that

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the attacker will not be able to attack your network and get to keep Now the settings of each router

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are different they depend on the manufacturer and even the model of the router.

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Well usually the settings the way that you change the settings is the same.

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And like 90 percent of the cases there either is always the first IP of the subnet.

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So all they have to do is you get your IP used and if a command like we did here like we did here and

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we got that and it was 9 1 9 2 1 6 8 0 25 that's the IP of my device.

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And then I changed the last 25 to number one to the first IP.

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And that is the IP of my router.

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Now I'm going to navigate the wireless settings now as you can see there is a lot of settings that you

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can change for your network and are concerned with the wireless things at the moment.

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So as you can see my wireless is enabled they can change the name of the network you can't change the

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channel and the bandwidth and all that.

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So I'm going to go to the security.

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And as you can see now I'm using WPA encryption with WPA or WPA to engage authentication and encryption

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using an.

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And TKI IP.

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And if I go on WP as you can see that WPA is disabled as we said now so basically I'm not using WEP

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so they cannot use any of the tasks that we spoke about that allow you to crack the encryption using

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WPA which is much more secure.

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And I disable WPX so they cannot use reverse to determine my WPA Espen and then reverse engineer my

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password.

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The only way that the hacker can access or get my password is by obtaining the handshake first and then

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use a wordlist to find my password.

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Now my password is very random even though it actually doesn't use numbers or digits just just letters

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but it's very random so there is a really small chance of someone being able to guess that password.

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Now there is another thing that I'd like to show you here is the access control and using this you can

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add policies so you can add and allow policy or deny policy and use that is based on the mac address.

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You can specify a MAC address is that you want to allow to connect to your network.

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You can also specify MAC addresses that you can deny from your network.

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So for example you can just if you if you don't have many people many visitors come into the house or

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if you're in a company with a specified number of computers and you want to only to allow a number of

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computers to connect to that network then you can just obtain ask the people get their MAC addresses

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the people they want to allow and add them in an allowed list.

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Now even if someone has the actual key the right key for your network and they don't exist in the white

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list or in the allowed list they will not be able to access the network.

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You can also deny list which is if you were you want to deny a certain computer or a certain person

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that you think are suspicious.

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You can just add their MAC address and deny list and they will not be able to connect to your network.

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So this is about it as I said the search space usually look different.

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The names might be called different names as in the names for each of these tabs but usually the main

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thing is you're you should be able to access the router settings using the subnets IP and other number

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one which is the first IP at the end.

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And if you're being attacked if you can't connect to your network at all then just use a cable and modify

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the settings like we discussed in the previous lectures.

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