Hacking your neighbour's wifi

[@457Deniz457]

Lol out of no where 3:47 "Want and egg"? 😆

[@Cyber_God8024-ben4]

I really like how you demonstrated the use of the Alfa and aircrack ng to hack wifi

[@declanmidd]

Great job! Keep sharing those ethical hacking concepts, you're sure to inspire others!

[@adriandelacolina3486]

Learned a few things, nice vid 🙌🏼✨

[@pamoutaf]

Yayyyy! Thank you

[@totorflash]

Wifi was born 1 year BP

[@Manish-g2k3g]

Keep doing it 💪

[@onlyenglish4275]

Nice video, maybe a realistic roadmap would be a great video, keep posting!!!

[@pamoutaf]

Hello! Thank you very much! Can you explain a bit what you mean by realistic roadmap? 😊

[@poocyx]

great video!

[@ShearAventador-xe2ck]

great job ☺👍💯

[@Lulxec]

great video , the main problem is that beside English speaking countries where you can use word lists like rockyou , in most areas of the world the word lists for their specific languages is just so hard to make/find or straight up non existant sometimes.

[@pamoutaf]

Hey! Thank you! Yes indeed although for work we also use a lot of custom word lists from different languages, and we use tools to build our own custom wordlist. You throw in the country name, cities, and random words in that language until you build a solid custom wordlist 😅

[@Lulxec]

@@pamoutaf you are most welcome, good luck with the channel, could you please link or mention some of these sources / tools ? I've had this problem and i'm in the process of making a tool that creates such custom wordlists with the C language, could be great if there's already some tools to do that ot of the box.

[@pamoutaf]

@@Lulxec yes of course! you can use CeWL or WordlistGPT (chatGPT). You can also check SecList as they have extensive wordlists. I haven't tried this one but you can check CWFF on github :) GL!

[@Lulxec]

@@pamoutaf thank you very much.

[@Net-Guru]

Interesting content 💯

[@JordanS013]

Sorry I'm very new to this, but the wifi adapter is not necessary if the laptop can already connect to wifi right? Or am I missing something?

[@pamoutaf]

So normally your VM doesn’t have access to wifi card, your VM is in NAT and so you only get the « wifi » from your host. So you need a wifi card adapter thingy to search for WiFi’s :)

[@Mohammadisbabul]

This is not simple dear what if password is not simple it’s uses Caps small number and symbols so it’s very difficult or if password is more than 10 so it’s not possible even you deauth

[@pamoutaf]

Yes exactly. This video is a proof of concept :) and you can add rules to password lists (One rule to rule them all) to handle cases like this

[@miguelcano6396]

🙌

[@CodeNameV13]

Are you using a VM and spoofing your IP and MAC before scanning the network and attempting to deauth and capture a handshake? Or are you attacking your own network?

[@pamoutaf]

In this example I was attacking my own network (i explain it in the video I think) and this was just a PoC and for fun! :)