WEPCrack Main:
Project homepage:
http://wepcrack.sourceforge.net/
"WEPCrack is an open source tool for breaking 802.11 WEP
secret keys. The tool is is an implementation of the attack described by
Fluhrer, Mantin, and Shamir in the paper Weaknesses in the Key Scheduling
Algorithm of RC4...WEPCrack was the first publicly available code that
demonstrated the above attack...released to Bugtraq on Aug 12, 2001" -WEPCrack
author (Anton Rager)
Being the first tool available to break 802.11 WEP keys,
WEPCrack is getting a little long in the tooth (last updated Oct 2004) and also
seems to guess wrong now and again. However there are several reasons for still using WEPCrack:
"Its educational. If you want to know how the FMS
attack works, reading the code of the WEPCrack scripts is probably the best way
to learn about it...It doesn't care about the card chipset as long as you can
put it into the RFMON mode (think about cracking on 802.11a networks.")
-Wi-Foo The Secrets of Wireless Hacking
Installing WEPCrack
NOTE: Atheros based cards
were very slow interacting with WEPCrack (Prism seemed the most responsive).
Using WEPCrack:
Configure your card for monitor mode:
iwconfig [interface]
mode monitor (obviously replace [interface] with either wlan0,
ath0 or eth1).
iwconfig [interface] channel 6
ifconfig [interface]
up
Usage:

./pcap-getIV.pl -b 13
-i wlan0 (to start collecting the weak IVs for a 128 bit WEP capture)

Typing 'h' will bring up
the interactive menu:

NOTE: If you have trouble
with the interactive menu not responding quickly/crisply carry out a reboot and
then repeat the "configure your card for monitor mode" steps above.

Once approximately 60 IVs for each key byte have been
collected (type 's' for current status) either type 'c' to launch
the WEPCrack process on the collect data or ^c to exit and run
WEPCrack.pl on the collected data.

The final perl script WeakIVGen.pl is:
"Used to specify a key, and the program will generate a file
"IVFile.log" that contains IVs that weaken each character of the secret key
entered. The format for entering the key is "00:01:02:03:04" where each
digit is a decimal value of actual key character, and the ":" character is used
to delimit each key character." -WEPCrack author (Anton Rager)
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