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okay... again... if you can keep up with what i am going... with the WEP i used no-scan wpa_cli and for wpa_supplicant it would just keep going in circles... so i just ran no-scan for a couple hours and that did nothing... then i started getting a buffer packet error(no. of packets getting lost) i had been getting from what i had been trying to crack.... now i am wondering if the hacker is DDOSing me.. from now on i will just monitor all the networks I use for free with Wireshark... is this a DDOS or something?

If you do not manage to crack a network with what you have been given, you have to choose another network. In this case, you have to repeat the cracking attempts on another network and try again after having invested time. There are websites that help you in this, though there are many caveats when using such websites.

After cracking is finished, you need to remove all the evidence of the hack. There are free tools for this, for example www.wi-fi-fools.com , but only for Windows. If you are an expert, you can unplug the network cables and let it re-associate in another network. If you don't like this, you can also try and see if the hack worked and as soon as it drops the connection, remove the equipment from the hack and re-connect.

You will find that the more information you gather, the more knowledge that you will gain. You can use this knowledge to your advantage when you are attempting to crack a connection, because you will be able to build a script that would make this process much, much, faster. The script could be in form of a bash, or python script. 84d34552a1