How to Crack a Wpa2-Psk Password with Windows

It,s very common question on the internet to How to hack a Facebook account password and how to hack a WiFi password. Even if you search on YouTube you will find a lots of tutorial to How to hack a WiFi password using backtrack. However, backtrack OS is not most handy OS for normal users. yesterday my one Facebook friend Lovito Tsuqu Kiho ask me to how to hack WiFi using commview using aircrack-ng.
Today i am going to show you how to a crack a Wp2-psk password with windows machine.
Software Requirement for this lab :-
1. CommView for Wifi ( Download)
http://download.cnet.com/CommView-for-WiFi/3000-2085_4-10218782.html
2. Elcomsoft Wireless Security Auditor (Download)
http://www.elcomsoft.com/ewsa.html

  • Presently i am connected with my own wifi network Virusfound and i want to hack the password of Ultimate that is secured with Wpa2-psk encryption.
  • First you need to be capture the Wpa2, four-way handsake with CommView.
  • Open commView and click on the Start option
  • then click on the capture option to start the capture
  • now it will show you all available AP, Now click on the Tools > Select the Node Reassoication option ( if Node Rassociation is not working , then use WiFi Alfa card )
  • now select your target AP in the Send a deauthentication request from this AP option. it will show you all available client option.
  • now click on the Send Now option to send the packet for 4-way authentication. wait for some time so it will capture the packet.
  • now click on the Save option and choose your file format Commview Capture Files (*.ncf)
  • you capture work is done.
  • Now open Elcomsoft Wireless Security Auditor to crack your wifi password.
  • Click on the Import Data tab > select the Import CommViewLog option.
  • now it will show you information about AP and Multiple Handshake selection information. Click on Ok.
  • now click on the Start attack option and select the Dictionary Attack option. However you have other attack options are also available.
  • now within minutes it will found your password and it will show you the password.
  • Enjoy Wifi Hacking with Windows machine.


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