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besside-ng specific failure #2

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jetson02 opened this issue Mar 5, 2021 · 0 comments
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besside-ng specific failure #2

jetson02 opened this issue Mar 5, 2021 · 0 comments

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jetson02 commented Mar 5, 2021

Hey guys I love the idea of besside-ng but its practice is failing me.
I apologize at any offense posting here. Id hope those interested in this app containing targeted besside might be interested or helpful.

I'm running besside-ng it in a small area in which ive manually grabbed of the 8/12-13 of the APs.

Running besside-ng finds these networks (watching with -v), runs its deauths, but the wpa.cap only ever reaches a 3rd handshake on 2 of the 7 APs, and on each of these 3rd shakes wireshark shows an error, a malformed packet.

besside-ng would be really useful if it would work.
anyone actually go to the centre of a tall rise apartment complex, let besside-ng run 60 mins and pull cpl dozen shakes?

I've read several sites about setting up a raspberry (with what power source I dont know), in an an area with tons of APs, & sshing to it with a long range directional antenna once a day to pull the loot. my 24 dbi yagi is terrible and anything and everything blocks it. it won't catch ANYTHING my alfa omni will find. ive spent hrs pointing it around outside, never found anything my omni hasnt already found, 100x easier,
so these all just sound like people posting theories to me.

So:

  1. I'd really love to get the directional working, maybe to reach my dad not far away. 2. catch signals if camping in a crap area. It'd be a nice relief. to get 3o4
  2. I'd just like to JUST get besside-ng working the way its supposed to. and actually fill wpa.cap with complete handshakes...but even better,

anyone like the idea of working on a "bessgeddon"? airgeddon worked with airodump-ng, aireplay-ng, md4 and two dozen other dependencies. If "bessgeddon" could get running right and save a complete shake as each SSID.cap, remember it, keep going and and not hit that essid again. if airgeddon allowed you to pick all the #'s you wanted after a search, it'd be as good. but as it is you have to rerun airodump after each aireplay, instead of choosing 3, 5, 8, 15, 30, 36, 60, 66, 85, etc etc, so it'd take days to choose targets and run it in a populated area. it gets killler boring taking 2-10 mins per attempt manually, depending on responses indicating you CAN grab that target.

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