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9 0 | 41 1 | 73 0 | 105 0 | 137 1 | 169 1 | 201 1 | 233 1 |
10 2 | 42 2 | 74 0 | 106 4 | 138 2 | 170 0 | 202 1 | 234 0 |
11 3 | 43 1 | 75 0 | 107 1 | 139 3 | 171 2 | 203 1 | 235 0 |
12 2 | 44 0 | 76 0 | 108 2 | 140 2 | 172 0 | 204 0 | 236 1 |
13 0 | 45 0 | 77 0 | 109 1 | 141 1 | 173 0 | 205 2 | 237 4 |
14 1 | 46 1 | 78 1 | 110 0 | 142 3 | 174 1 | 206 0 | 238 1 |
15 1 | 47 2 | 79 1 | 111 0 | 143 0 | 175 1 | 207 2 | 239 0 |
16 2 | 48 0 | 80 1 | 112 1 | 144 3 | 176 0 | 208 0 | 240 0 |
17 1 | 49 0 | 81 0 | 113 1 | 145 1 | 177 0 | 209 0 | 241 0 |
18 0 | 50 2 | 82 0 | 114 1 | 146 0 | 178 0 | 210 1 | 242 0 |
19 0 | 51 0 | 83 4 | 115 1 | 147 0 | 179 1 | 211 4 | 243 2 |
20 0 | 52 1 | 84 1 | 116 4 | 148 0 | 180 1 | 212 1 | 244 1 |
21 0 | 53 1 | 85 1 | 117 0 | 149 2 | 181 1 |
213 12*
| 245 1 |
22 1 | 54 3 | 86 0 | 118 0 | 150 1 | 182 2 | 214 3 | 246 1 |
23 0 | 55 3 | 87 0 | 119 1 | 151 0 | 183 0 | 215 0 | 247 0 |
24 0 | 56 1 | 88 0 | 120 0 | 152 2 | 184 0 | 216 2 | 248 0 |
25 1 | 57 0 | 89 0 | 121 2 | 153 0 | 185 2 | 217 1 | 249 0 |
26 1 | 58 0 | 90 1 | 122 0 | 154 1 | 186 0 | 218 1 | 250 2 |
27 2 | 59 1 | 91 1 | 123 0 | 155 1 | 187 1 | 219 0 | 251 2 |
28 2 | 60 2 | 92 1 | 124 1 | 156 1 | 188 1 | 220 0 | 252 0 |
29 1 | 61 1 | 93 3 | 125 2 | 157 2 | 189 2 | 221 0 | 253 1 |
30 0 | 62 1 | 94 0 | 126 0 | 158 1 | 190 1 | 222 1 | 254 2 |
31 0 | 63 0 | 95 1 | 127 0 | 159 0 | 191 0 | 223 2 | 255 0 |
[Actual Key] = (1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 66, 75, 123, 99, 100, 123, 43, 213)
key[12] is probably 213
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eader@hacking:~/booksrc $
This type of attack has been so successful that a new wireless protocol
called WPA should be used if you expect any form of security. However,
there are still an amazing number of wireless networks only protected by
WEP. Nowadays, there are fairly robust tools to perform WEP attacks. One
notable example is aircrack, which has been included with the LiveCD;
however, it requires wireless hardware, which you may not have. There is
plenty of documentation on how to use this tool, which is in constant
development. The first manual page should get you started.
