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Fluxion is a remake of linset by vk496 with enhanced functionality.
https://fluxionnetwork.github.io/fluxion/
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Handshake goes forever #175

Closed Geczy closed 7 years ago

Geczy commented 7 years ago

Handshake always hangs on this window and never actually captures one. Notice 4 hours elapsed!!

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Geczy commented 7 years ago

This was capture option 1. Trying again with option 2 that deauths ....

Geczy commented 7 years ago

The deauth screen disappears after a certain short time then I am left with just the other screens again ...As if it stopped deauthing?

deltaxflux commented 7 years ago

Well, I will check.

deltaxflux commented 7 years ago

I posted this in #165: First of all, you should not use mdk3. It is too aggressive instead use aireplay-ng. Secondly, we should check if you have installed the python lib scapy. Use the following command: pip2 freeze | grep scapy
Sample output: scapy===unknown.version scapy-python3==0.21

If you don't see any output there you have to install the scapy lib pip2 install scapy

We have to use python2 because the fake DNS script is only for python2. Meanwhile, I would recommend that you turn on the debug mode and check the log. export FLUXIONDebug=1

If you have any trouble let me know.

EOS123 commented 7 years ago

I can't catch any useful information in 12 hours

MPX4132 commented 7 years ago

@EOS123 Make sure to use aireplay-ng or passive mode, mdk3 is too aggressive. If you've got that down, chances are your target AP has no clients.

Geczy commented 7 years ago

I recommend doing what https://github.com/v1s1t0r1sh3r3/airgeddon or https://github.com/derv82/wifite2 does, where it shows the handshake window and if it doesn't find a handshake it 20 seconds, it asks if you want to retry. Then it sends deauth again and waits again. Repeat

Geczy commented 7 years ago

It also shows which APs have active clients when selecting an AP, which can be a very useful feature to find which you want to target for handshakes

deltaxflux commented 7 years ago

It also shows which APs have active clients when selecting an AP, which can be a very useful feature to find which you want to target for handshakes

It does that already.

where it shows the handshake window and if it doesn't find a handshake it 20 seconds, it asks if you want to retry. Then it sends deauth again and waits again. Repeat

Well If you want to want to run it for a while you don't want to input every time.

MPX4132 commented 7 years ago

Yeah, that's what I think as well. Having to get user input every 20 seconds is terrible. It's better to set it and forget it, so the script is sure to catch something sometime.