04-14-2009
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SILICAQ will do the same thing, it needs a dictionary to crack the WPA.
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Recovering WPA handshake: SILICAQ offers an automated way of recovering a 4-way handshake from the remote end. This data could then be used with a dictionary file to perform a WPA(2) crack.
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Problem not solved.
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