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I hate to say it, but im pretty confident that this is fake, i tested (under the presumtion it was fake) and it generated the same key as the one in the video, not only was the key the same, but EVERY LINE in terminal was the same that appeared in the video. Even if it did 'crack' the packet and gave you this 'key' it would be useless since you have to inject packets into the router to hack a wep encryption, the ipod touch does not have the hardware, or ability to perform the required injection, rendering this useless. I still have no idea why someone would go through the trouble of writing a fake script to run in installer and post a video of it on youtube. Even if wep was possible, wpa-psk or wpa2-psk would be IMPOSSIBLE to perform on the ipod touch, i have heard people talk about vunerabilities of tkip in wpa-psk but wether or not you can hack it, is unknown to me, but the cpu, etc required to hack wpa-psk is far more than the touch can provide. Wpa2-psk is out of the question, it implements the far more secure AES encryption, your computer cant do it - your touch definitetly cant, unless you run a password 'cracking' software to use dictionary attacks, brute force, etc. Trying to crack wireless networks is a little bit pointless unless it is a WEP network. The only feasible Wifi networks that can be cracked are those using WEP, unless the network has a weak password.
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Aircrack or KisMAC, which is based on an older version of Aircrack, can crack WEP but key recovery for WPA/WPA2 requires using a brute force dictionary attack. Unless the password is very weak, success is unlikely given that these apps can only make around 300 attempts per second. WPA-PSK networks using TKIP (so, not WPA2 or WPA using AES) can be attacked using the Becks/Tews method and subsequent derivatives of that method but these methods do not provide the key.
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The Becks/Tews attack can be done using 'Tkiptun' in the Aircrack suite but it does not allow you to use the network bandwidth. It does not allow you to access devices on the network. I also believe that it does not allow the capture of all the data that passes through the network.
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So, what is your goal in being able to crack Wifi networks? To get free Wifi access? You might as well go to a coffee shop or library that provides free wifi rather than bother cracking wifi networks. Edit: Even websites that leverage 400 CPUs to quickly test a 135 million word dictionary will most likely fail to crack a strong WPA password key given that an 8 character passwords made up of mixed alpha, numerals, and symbols can have 7.2 quadrillion combinations. Obviously, 7.2 quadrillion does not equal 135 million. Passwords longer than 8 characters are even less likely to be cracked.