WiFi hacking with a Raspberry Pi and Parrot OS

[@The_Cakeminator]

It seems the hardest part is getting your hands on a Pi 4.

[@davidbombal]

It's getting easier now. I managed to buy two in the UK recently (8GB and 4GB Pi 4). In this interview Eben explains the availability will get better this year: kzbin.info/www/bejne/bHnVk4hofJuZi5Y

[@mhas9110]

😂

[@Kirt44]

No

[@-someone-.]

@@Gaurav_Mukherjee unless you are physically checking hashes, capturing handshakes and manually checking off a password list, then decrypting a password is actually easy... just time consuming and not always successful

[@aaroneckardt5514]

There's plenty out there and more coming every day. When they're in stock just buy some. I saw the bs excuses coming and knew the chip factories were going to shut down and retool. So I bought several for future use. When the Zero 2 dropped, the factories were starting shut downs. So I knew it was a now or wait years. So I bought a stock pile of them. I am still sitting on stock. Same with the Flipper Zero. I knew the stupid politicians would ban them soon. So I bought up full kits and am sitting on them too. I am only watching this video to see what he is going to attempt to add to this conversation that I already haven't done. I have Flipper wifi with custom firmware and sensors and a zero 2W kitted out with Kali.

[@davidbombal]

Learn how you can hack WiFi networks using a Raspberry Pi 4 model B running Parrot OS! Don't use bad passwords on your wifi networks. Download PDF here: www.dropbox.com/s/fxjgthwv3kv3jvp/ParrotOS%20Raspberry%20Pi.pdf?dl=0 // Recommended Adapters // Alfa AWUS036NHA: amzn.to/3wnyVen Alfa AWUS036ACM: amzn.to/3fCL4WT Alfa AWUS036ACH: amzn.to/3rLAjny or amzn.to/2PxkkMV Others: Alfa AWUS1900: amzn.to/31E0AtH Alfa Long-Range Dual-Band AC1200: amzn.to/34UUCEL Alfa AWUS036NEH: amzn.to/3sK2iW8 Panda PAU05: amzn.to/3ue23Da Panda PAU06: amzn.to/3wwqRZ8 Panda PAU09: amzn.to/3wosx6X WiFi Nation 802.11ac AC600: amzn.to/3cLQddm WiFi Nation Atheros AR9271: amzn.to/3u8JUqm // MENU // 00:00 - Introduction 02:17 - Download Software 03:44 - Installation Process 06:09 - Testing the software 07:53 - External Wifi Adapters 10:20 - Attacking a Wifi Network // MY STUFF // www.amazon.com/shop/davidbombal // SOCIAL // Discord: discord.com/invite/usKSyzb Twitter: twitter.com/davidbombal Instagram: instagram.com/davidbombal LinkedIn: www.linkedin.com/in/davidbombal Facebook: facebook.com/davidbombal.co TikTok: tiktok.com/@davidbombal KZbin: kzbin.info // SPONSORS // Interested in sponsoring my videos? Reach out to my team here: [e-mail] Please note that links listed may be affiliate links and provide me with a small percentage/kickback should you use them to purchase any of the items listed or recommended. Thank you for supporting me and this channel! Disclaimer: This video is for educational purposes only.

[@skydrige]

I was hoping it on WPA2

[@wilsonsitompul592]

Tutorial with orange pie 5

[@-someone-.]

The last time I was able to use Parrot on raspberry pi properly was back in 2017/18 The current versions have been tough to get working fully Great video!

[@davidbombal]

Thank you! Glad you found the video useful!

[@KenKen-bn3dz]

Hello! I live from PNG is there any way I can get my hands on a rusbery PI?

[@mimkyu718]

I gave in and bought a pi. Waiting for it to come in the mail. Got the canakit extreme package for $80 bucks. Pretty excited about it actually. I took a screen off of an old laptop that crapped out and plan to build my own little portable pitop from it. (Hopefully) Just found your channel about a week ago but im really enjoying learning from you.

[@heatherryan9820]

I’m sure you are aware of this but just in case you’re not, whenever you forget to type sudo in the beginning of a command, you can always just type “sudo !!” and that inputs sudo at the beginning of the last command and runs it.

[@uviolin593]

8 months late but thanks this might save me some time

[@dbffbbfs]

Parrot is my go to for my hacking pi’s. Love the interface and the tools available

[@willfettu2747]

Parrot > Kali. Maybe David can do a video comparing the two ? Personally I love Parrot much better, all the same apps and better interface than Kali. I preferred the old interface found with Backtrack5.

[@chmod_]

i don't remember , which number of video , i watching ! but i still watching ...... NICE EDITING DAVID

[@mikepaschal2260]

Thanks as always for the awesome content.

[@davidbombal]

Thank you Mike!

[@vishalsingh-ug3fo]

Welcome back 🎉 David bomal with new video

[@davidbombal]

I hope you enjoy the video Vishal!

[@Global_News_UK]

U missed the B

[@papichulq]

Hi David I wanted to say that I love your videos I would like to own a raspberry pi but am financially unstable but keep the good work.

[@iblackfeathers]

due to the pi shortage i guess some people forgot that the native wifi chip on the pi does not support monitor mode. the usual setup is using the native wifi to access the internet in the background for exfiltration etc, while the supplemental wifi, typically with a dongle, is the one used for sniffing or packet injection. this setup is the usual way so that you still have internet access while performing attacks. consider the native wifi as “background stuff” and the stuff you add as the foreground for the thing / project you are planning to do. the same can be said for most setups, where the dongle has the duty of the better functionality and for better range or power or whatever. this goes for other stuff, like bluetooth scanning/sniffing, gsm, sdr… the stuff you add is in top of what is already there… as opposed to thinking trying to get it to work with what is already there… with the exceptions.

[@davidbombal]

In my experience the Raspberry Pi 4 does support monitor and injection mode - see this video: kzbin.info/www/bejne/hqK1h6Joo850lZo

[@thef00l2]

On board wifi was working fine in wifite on my pi4 with kali. It does prefer my panda adapter. You should be able to get a pi zero W to work using a USB wifi with an adapter plug, using the built-in for remote access

[@yesiamanerd2040]

Awesome. thank you. Great video, great advice

[@fliporflop7119]

I just did a .vbs script that creates multiple profiles with the password that it tries as a name, which inputs common passwords from a text file, and after it goes through all of them the profiles are auto deleted. I Guessed 2 random Wi-Fi passwords from trying on 8 different Wi-Fi networks. This tells me a lot of people use simple passwords.

[@WRANGLERCLUB3]

Your videos are educational but they are also making it easier for the everyday trouble maker to hack peoples networks and cause serious damage.

[@J.P.Studios]

Thats the point lol >:)

[@TheTrashMobileGamer]

The this is fine meme killed me 😂😂😂

[@aloky247]

Hello David, I'm determined to consume the entire playlist of yours. I'm also curious about the books on your bookshelf, if you don't mind me asking?

[@camelotenglishtuition6394]

Great video David

[@abdullahshoukat8056]

David adaptin the thumbnail market ❤

[@bnk28zfp]

david thank you for amazing tutorial!!!! specialy drivers part 😮😮😮😮

[@davidbombal]

Glad you liked it!

[@whitehorsept]

Eye opening. Thank you for your video!

[@carlospolicarpo858]

David can you suggest a bigger wordlist or updated wordlist?

[@ryanten6475]

awesome video again ❤

[@nafeeskhan007]

Thanks as always for the awesome content. always something i learn from your videos. keep it up.

[@i_Kruti]

4:30 Yes..., just like NETWORK CHUCK....have a COFFEE ☕ BREAK.....!!!😂🤣

[@i_Kruti]

7:20 😂🤣🙃🥲😅

[@akashnaidu2873]

Should not use "apt upgrade" command in parrot OS. Can be either sudo parrot-upgrade or apt full-upgrade

[@delta666SoT]

I had to look into pmkid after you skipped over it. It deals with roaming from AP to AP, sounds like it is a more technical term for what fast transition is? So glad my experience is finally making these things fall into place quicker!

[@clomok]

WPA2 with a complex password fixes this issue. What is your opinion of WPA3 and its ability to negate this type of attack?

[@syamsajimon8266]

is it possible to just capture the hash and use that in different power full pc.

[@googlegoogle9712]

You’re a dangerous man David. Good thing you’re also a good guy lol.

[@mattbaker1683]

Wow that looks fast! I have an original model B (full size SD) which does not run nicely with most currently available OSs, one of the RPi images doesn't even have a working browser! Install chromium and it won't run. Shame, I remember it used to work really well albeit slowly. For an education piece of hardware it really should be better supported, especially given older versions will be hand-down kit for kids.

[@jasonnickel384]

These videos just remind me how hard it is to get a Raspberry Pi 4

[@SidneyOssEmer]

What is the recommended amount of memory for Raspberry Pi 4 Model B? I've been lokking for one, but encountred versions with 1GB, 2GB, 4GB, and 8GB. And don't know what can be the best fit for a wifi attack and don't waste money with overconfiguration.

[@royfriend89]

In case the password is a very hard one, would it be able to get it out not? Or it would just take a long time? Using a laptop with dedicated gpu and kali. Great videos 👍

[@alhusseinalseelawi979]

when you cracking the password do you use it in form of worlist saved with many or bare bruteforce

[@AliAli-zk3ku]

Thanks punch, David!

[@doepunisher7357]

must setup ur router for wpa2 n aes, this setup required more computional power, but is more "secure" or more hard to break.

[@jasonperry6046]

Have you done an episode on what a contract should look like for people who are starting out?

[@Luismaia00]

Hi nice video you make it so easy , 1 question ,does parrot crack wifi using a PC running with Parrot OS on USB on laptop?

[@YLCGUK]

Is there away to install Parrot OS headless on the Pi please ? So i don't need KVM, just boot and find the dhcp allocation then connect in and use it ? I found some guides from 2017 but they used a specific headless image which doesn't seem to be available for the new version ?

[@Humourless_in]

Is it possible to do the same thing on raspberry pi 3?

[@mattbaker1683]

Which version of the Alfa adaptor is yours?

[@ourdazakaria4182]

Fire As always

[@davidbombal]

Thank you!

[@MCrockett1]

Trying to understand. Would having a complex password make a difference if someone was doing a handshake attack?

[@terrancegrant1664]

Thanks, David. Time to blow some dust off the old kit.

[@davidbombal]

You're welcome!

[@nukalight9472]

Keep making more raspberry pi videos

[@davidbombal]

Will do! What do you want to see?

[@nukalight9472]

@@davidbombal really anything that includes a raspberry pi

[@bnk28zfp]

more hacking please

[@smaze_x5941]

Can you do this with a raspberry pi 4B without the wifi adapter since it has built in wifi?

[@mrbumchinz1991]

Do you have any info on this adapter ALFA Network WiFi HaLow HAT

[@chandanankush]

cant we use inbuild wifi ? or any other dongle other than used in video ?

[@theredeye023]

I have a question for you sir can you make a video on what should we have learned before getting into the hacking

[@filipbarneman4510]

would be intresting to see how a pure bruteforce attack goes instead of a common words list, since most routers ship with a built in password that u have to brute, (atleast here in SWE)

[@YLprime]

Totally agree with you most people leave their wifi password as it is, but in that case the password will contained 10-16letter and number, which is almost impossible to crack with brute force your cpu would over heat and stuff, better go with social engineering in that case

[@An.Individual]

would be a poor video as he wouldn't be able to crack it

[@tej2ni]

so if no one logged into the wifi like you did with your cellphone, the attack wouldn't be successful? You would have to wait?

[@alvaromoe]

Great content. The thumbnail, though...

[@doktermaiskorn833]

Does anyone how to install the drivers for the Alfa netowrk adapter with the Mt7612u chipset? The kali video about the alfa adapters didnt work since jt uses a different chipset

[@YMAYACreations]

Please do a video on the wifi pineapple mk7. It’s supposed to work as a network adapter

[@aniketagarwadekar6188]

Does Rpi model 3 b+ come with monitor mode?

[@SuperDarkmatter11]

Can i install parrot or kali on rpi derivatives such as orangepi?

[@johnnylong03]

instead of rebooting, could you use modload?

[@valacascrane9156]

Will you be able to attack WPA2 with this method?

[@davidbombal]

The network is configured with WPA2. Wifite shows WPA even when WPA2 is used. This attack was against a captured WPA2 handshake.

[@sahil8459]

Sir please make tutorial on evil twin wifi captive portsl using rapberry pi because when we make a captive portal the ssh connection disconnects

[@SantoshSharma]

how to protect against these kind of attacks should also be mentioned :)

[@olorunfemiolabisi4858]

Hey David, can you make a video on cracking wpa3

[@FilmFactry]

If it is a complex PASSWORD. The Pi is not very powerful. Is there a Google Colab that uses a fast GPU that can crack it. I'm guessing even the free Colab GPUs are 1000x faster. Could be an interesting option.

[@josiahpercimoney5219]

Would this work on an arduino uno

[@ivanmorales9615]

David, can you please put out a video on how to write a payload on a Hackypi USB? There is no videos of it on KZbin and it is actually a very affordable bad USB which is a great learning tool for beginners.

[@KenKen-bn3dz]

Thank you Sir ❤❤❤❤

[@tylerfarrell8748]

Was interested to see if you did get the drivers running. I 'am having a heck of a time getting a couple of my adapters going in arch Linux on my laptop which is slightly different but I was surprised when I installed Kali on the Raspberry Pi and it just worked. Really well actually. Might be easier to SSH in on that.

[@davidbombal]

Agreed. This was my experience. Kali (especially older versions) work better. I have had issues with the latest versions (unreliable)... but older versions work really well.

[@ManhRTX]

How to fix sound in kali linux Android ?

[@dylankaiser5546]

Parrot OS is my daily driver

[@donjohnson7746]

Have never tried parrot, is it any good?

[@danielolsen1348]

A zero 2 w cant get this done?

[@Global_News_UK]

Thanks for the video. As always very helpful clear and useful... Thank you😉

[@davidbombal]

You're welcome! Thank you!

[@gambit3570]

I find the wifi nation ones work great with kali and supports 5ghz

[@davidbombal]

Agreed Paul. They use the same chipsets as Alfa. Which one is your favourite? I'm using this Alfa adapter as it is easy to use with Kali, but I do have others that support 5 Ghz.

[@moviesync3131]

Kali Linux or Parrot OS?

[@amanrohilla3461]

please make a video of low budget adapter to use in wifi attack and work with kali linux ❤ Love from india

[@myname-mz3lo]

"unable to locate firmware-atheros" how do i install when the package is missing

[@VoidShepherd]

For that TP-Link you need to have the Version 1 at least to my knowledge. After version one they changed the chipset. So it doesn't have the same functionality anymore.

[@RaghavRanjan-h1v]

Will it work without network adapter?

[@LazyProgrammer]

David can't wait for 4 minutes where we wait 1 hours for downloading the whole file 💀

[@CyberDunk2077]

Can someone get this working on the RPI 5?

[@joerockhead7246]

Look out! here comes the spiderman

[@ankitbasava7468]

You are awesome🙌

[@Niggasinbd]

is it possible to hack wifi with a phone only

[@davidbombal]

I cover this in other videos like here: kzbin.info/www/bejne/rXimnpx7o7xno9U and kzbin.info/www/bejne/Z3zKYXiebNNgiK8

[@qkb3128]

Had Major Issues with parrot OS. I am with you Kali or Dark Arch

[@mohammadamiry7385]

why you deleted my comment i respect you i want to share a knowledge with people

[@giostechnologygiovannyv.ri489]

0:42 hahaha spidermans XD 1:26 I won't XD only chat bots read me XD

[@ferencszabo3504]

It's a Kali alternative but It's really hard to find an excuse to switch over to it. I cannot find any distinct features, just the installed software is little different.

[@mrusli7673]

I remember the guys at parrotos told me to use a external usb wifi adapter on raspberry pi 4. . Kali works but i still using external usb wifi adapter. What is missing is kalipi-rea4son-nexmon to install the built in wifi to monitor mode for the raspberry pi 4.

[@s0.x3]

Do how to attack wifi with your phone please 🙏

[@fedor1280]

How crack with dictionary?

[@amation0]

sick

[@davidbombal]

I hope you enjoy the video :)

[@lexluthor996]

bro i tried the banned me out and i dont know why? Leagion of Doom needs you bro

[@oeylille]

now try again with a real password, come back in a year or two and tell us it's not done yet

[@nickdraven9984]

yes and a WPA2 wifi too ;)

[@lumikarhu]

i try not to skip any of your videos and at this point cracking wifi has been a bit overused as a content. i know you also wanted to show that you installed parrot on a raspi but thats about it. just a little feedback!

[@ShreyasVKookie]

Can I get an hacker for website? I can’t afford topup in games and I wanted to buy some

[@mohammadamiry7385]

i want to have an interview with you live on youtube

[@phantomsecurity1]

I love parrot os

[@davidbombal]

What are your favourite features?

[@SidneyOssEmer]

​@@davidbombal There is one thing (I confess never searched deep on Kali) is the support to 8+ VCores. I have a laptop with 8cores/16threads, but Kali recognizes only 8 cores, and Parrot reconize all 16 cores (or interprets 16 threads as 16 cores inside VMWare Player). Anyway, I'm able to notice a significant increase of performance using Parrot.

[@jacek1983polska]

rpi is to slow to crack any network in real life using dictonary method.

[@donjohnson7746]

Have 10 raspberry pi's looking for a neat build

[@jonathan-vf2ql]

Love your work and love the raspberry pi but can you do a video on old laptops that are worth working on these days and put the parrot or kali on that… please

[@chrisryu4742]

lemme wait 2-3 months until the pi is back in stock at msrp again