What’s up, everyone! Today, I’ll talk about how to crack a WIFI network. More specifically, we will be focusing on wireless networks using WEP encryption. After today’s post, you will be able to: Identify WEP wireless networks around you Understand the methodology to crack such networks Be smart enough not to use WEP encryption for your home Wi-Fi 😉 Alright, let’s get started! What you’ll need In order to follow along this post, you’ll need to prepare a few things …
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