Cracking Cisco LEAP with ASLEAP for Win32

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Video Description
This video shows how to configure:
1. Cisco's LEAP on an Aironet IOS-based access point
2. Cisco's LEAP on the Aironet Desktop Utility
This video shows how to use:
1. Wildpackets OmniPeek Personal to capture and save an 802.1X/LEAP authentication exchange
2. Wildpackets ProConvert utility for converting an 802.1X/LEAP authentication exchange from .apc (AiroPeek) format to .dmp (libpcap) format
3. Win32 (Windows 32-bit) version of the GenKeys utility to convert a cleartext dictionary file to a hash dictionary for use with the ASLEAP authentication cracking utility
4. Win32 version of the ASLEAP utility to extract and crack 802.1X/LEAP authentications from an OmniPeek protocol analyzer capture
The same utility can be used in the same manner to crack Microsoft PPTP authentications. Simply capture the PPTP authentication exchange and follow the same instructions found in this video.

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