WPA Keys

[drfsupercenter]

Hi,

I have a dilemma of sorts.

I am trying to get the network key that our school's wireless connection uses, so I can connect using a friend's laptop, or another portable device like the iPod Touch.

Using some diagnostic software, I've found out that it's a WPA2 key using AES encryption. But none of the programs will straight-up give me the key.

I was wondering if anyone knows of any of those password recovery programs that can dig the network key out of memory. It's stored in the computer somewhere, as it automatically connects when you log on the network. I just need to figure out where, and find something that can give me the key.

Does anyone know anything about this stuff?

[blutach]

I really think this is something between you and your school, Danny.



Regards

[Chewy]

Hacking is a dangerous hobby, I knew a child computer prodigy in a private school, a few of them shared the hack to get into a local national science lab, after the FBI came, they lost their computers for a year, their parents didn't think it was very cool.