“The basic theory is that we want to connect to an Access Point
using WEP Encryption, but we do not know the key. We will attack
the wifi router, making it generate packets for our cracking
effort, finally cracking the WEP key. I have tested this technique
on an IBM Thinkpad x60 and Acer 5672 and the WIFI Chipset in those
machines work for sure.”
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