Using Crunch to create dictionary

In recent post I talked about hacking WPA/WPA2 wireless network, there I mentioned about crunch. Crunch is used to generate word list from set of characters. We’ll use this to create our dictionary and use it to crack password.
I’ll use Kali 1.0.2 installed in VMware for this post. If you don’t know how to install Linux in VMware click here.

Basic syntax of crunch is:
crunch <min-size_of_string> <max-size> [<charset_string>] [options]

Install ubuntu in VMware

I’m using VMware Workstation 10.0.0. If you don’t have VMware you can download it from here. I’ll provide you some activation keys in case you don’t have them. Here is the list, try anyone when VMware prompts for it:
5A477-D3284-3ZUF0-2K154-23R0P
MY47Y-2MK1M-6ZQC0-7J05M-8A60D
5V6K2-29243-HZDV0-VVA76-93A2R
NA28T-DR114-AZ9Z8-R1250-93U27
MF4JG-4H3DK-NZ3L0-KHCNM-8AMNP
NA6F3-2HKEM-6ZDF8-Q18N6-33DNN
1Y2FZ-AHJ5H-6ZU09-DKA5M-82RQ7

Hacking WPA/WPA2 using aircrack-ng

Note: Hacking into someone’s Wi-Fi without permission is illegal act or crime in most countries. This tutorial is only for educational purpose and for sake of penetration testing and to become more secure and not for criminal activity. I won’t be responsible in any way for any trouble caused to you.

So, before we start I want you to gather few things:

Crash Chrome in just 2 seconds

You can crash Chromium browser(I have tried for Chromium 45 and newer, don’t know about older versions, but you may try and tell if it works.) in just 2 seconds with this string in your URL: http://b/%%30%30