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🛡 How to test WiFi penetration with Pixiewps 
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It is a hacking tool that exploits weaknesses in the WPS protocol in routers. This tool is used to recover the WPS PIN key faster than traditional attacks such as Brute Force. Pixiewps relies on analyzing data collected from the network, such as EAPOL (authentication protocol) and M1-M8 (WPS messages), to determine the WPS key without having to try all possibilities.
Pixiewps is part of the penetration testing toolkit in the Kali Linux distribution, and is often used with other tools such as Reaver or Bully to perform WPS attacks.
A practical example of using Pixiewps on the Kali Linux distribution:
Requirements:
A computer running Kali Linux.
A Wi-Fi card that supports Monitor Mode.
A Wi-Fi network that uses the WPS protocol (WPS must be enabled on the router).
Steps:
Open Terminal:
Open Terminal to start using the tool.
Activate Monitor Mode:
Activate Monitor Mode on your Wi-Fi card using the airmon-ng tool:
⏺(Replace wlan0 with your Wi-Fi interface name).
Scan Nearby Networks:
- Use the airodump-ng tool to scan nearby networks:
⏺(Replace wlan0mon with the interface name after activating Monitor Mode).
Collect WPS Data:
Find the network you want to test and type in the BSSID (router MAC address) and Channel (channel).
Use the wash tool to verify that WPS is enabled on the network:
Using Pixiewps:
After confirming that WPS is enabled, use a tool like Reaver or Bully to collect WPS data (e.g. M1-M8).
Once the data is collected, use Pixiewps to analyze it:
⏺(Replace the file names with the files you collected).
Extracting the WPS Key:
If the network has vulnerabilities, Pixiewps will calculate the WPS key and display it.
.. It is a hacking tool that exploits weaknesses in the WPS protocol in routers. This tool is used to recover the WPS PIN key faster than traditional attacks such as Brute Force. Pixiewps relies on analyzing data collected from the network, such as EAPOL (authentication protocol) and M1-M8 (WPS messages), to determine the WPS key without having to try all possibilities. Pixiewps is part of the penetration testing toolkit in the Kali Linux distribution, and is often used with other tools such as Reaver or Bully to perform WPS attacks. A practical example of using Pixiewps on the Kali Linux distribution:Requirements:
A computer running Kali Linux. A Wi-Fi card that supports Monitor Mode. A Wi-Fi network that uses the WPS protocol (WPS must be enabled on the router). Steps: Open Terminal:Open Terminal to start using the tool.
Activate Monitor Mode:Activate Monitor Mode on your Wi-Fi card using the airmon-ng tool:
Code:
airmon-ng start wlan0⏺(Replace wlan0 with your Wi-Fi interface name).
Scan Nearby Networks:- Use the airodump-ng tool to scan nearby networks:
Code:
airodump-ng wlan0mon⏺(Replace wlan0mon with the interface name after activating Monitor Mode).
Collect WPS Data:Find the network you want to test and type in the BSSID (router MAC address) and Channel (channel).
Use the wash tool to verify that WPS is enabled on the network:
Code:
wash -i wlan0monAfter confirming that WPS is enabled, use a tool like Reaver or Bully to collect WPS data (e.g. M1-M8).
Once the data is collected, use Pixiewps to analyze it:
Code:
pixiewps --eapol eapol.cap --pke pke.txt --pkr pkr.txt --e-hash1 e-hash1.txt --e-hash2 e-hash2.txt --authkey authkey.txt⏺(Replace the file names with the files you collected).
Extracting the WPS Key:If the network has vulnerabilities, Pixiewps will calculate the WPS key and display it.