tkiptun-ng
inject a few frames into a WPA TKIP network with QoS
see also :
airbase-ng - aircrack-ng - airdecap-ng - airdecloak-ng - airdriver-ng - aireplay-ng - airmon-ng - airodump-ng - airolib-ng - airserv-ng - airtun-ng - buddy-ng - easside-ng - ivstools - kstats - makeivs-ng - packetforge-ng - wesside-ng
Synopsis
tkiptun-ng
[options] <replay interface>
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description
tkiptun-ng
is a tool created by Martin Beck aka hirte, a member of
aircrack-ng team. This tool is able to inject a few frames
into a WPA TKIP network with QoS. He worked with Erik Tews
(who created PTW attack) for a conference in PacSec 2008:
"Gone in 900 Seconds, Some Crypto Issues with
WPA".
operation
-H, --help
Shows the help screen.
Filter options:
-d <dmac>
MAC address of destination.
-s <smac>
MAC address of source.
-m <len>
Minimum packet length.
-n <len>
Maximum packet length.
-t <tods>
Frame control, "To" DS bit.
-f <fromds>
Frame control, "From" DS bit.
-D
Disable AP Detection.
Replay options:
-x <nbpps>
Number of packets per second.
-p <fctrl>
Set frame control word (hex).
-a <bssid>
Set Access Point MAC address.
-c <dmac>
Set destination MAC address.
-h <smac>
Set source MAC address.
-F
Choose first matching packet.
-e <essid>
Set target SSID.
Debug options:
-K <prga>
Keystream for continuation.
-y <file>
Keystream file for continuation.
-j
Inject FromFS packets.
-P <PMK>
Pairwise Master key (PMK) for verification or vulnerability
testing.
-p <PSK>
Preshared key (PSK) to calculate PMK with essid.
Source options:
-i <iface>
Capture packets from this interface.
-r <file>
Extract packets from this pcap file.
see also
airbase-ng
aircrack-ng
airdecap-ng
airdecloak-ng
airdriver-ng
aireplay-ng
airmon-ng
airodump-ng
airolib-ng
airserv-ng
airtun-ng
buddy-ng
easside-ng
ivstools
kstats
makeivs-ng
packetforge-ng
wesside-ng
author
This manual
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