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HOW TO HACK WI-FI WITH OUT KALI LINUX ?

               Keep in mind that Kali Linux (formerly called "Backtrack") is not needed for hacking.

OBTAINING REQUIRED TOOLS:

        To begin ,

• Install the needed packages. Some distros contain the needed tools in the default repos and others do not.
•  If they are not in the Ubuntu repos,
• add the "ppa:darklordpaunik8880/kalibuntu" PPA by typing "apt-add-repository ppa:darklordpaunik8880/kalibuntu".
• Once the repos are add, then on Debian-based systems, 
•  Type "apt-get install aircrack-ng".(The "aircrack-ng" package adds many WiFi hacking tools and the package's dependencies provide additional utilities)

Attack:

• Open a terminal and type "airmon-ng". 
• This will display a list of detected WiFi devices on the local system that support monitoring (this feature is needed). 
• Then, type "airmon-ng start INTERFACE" where "INTERFACE" is the desired wireless device (such as "wlan0") that supports monitoring. 
• The terminal should display a monitor interface name (such as "mon0").

NOTE: After running the last command, you should see “(monitor mode enabled)” in the output.

•  Type "airodump-ng MONITOR-INTERFACE" (where "MONITOR-INTERFACE" is usually mon0). 
• If a "fixed channel –1" error message is seen,
•  then execute "ifconfig INTERFACE down" (such as wlan0) and retry the airodump-ng command. After the whole hacking process, remember to type "ifconfig INTERFACE up" to make the wireless card connect to the Internet as before.
• The airodump-ng command will return a list of detected Wifi hotspots. 
• Look for one that uses WPA or WPA2 encryption (ENC), CCMP as the cipher, and PSK as the authentication method (AUTH). 
• Once a hotspot has been selected, write down the ESSID, BSSID, and channel (CH). 
• With the gathered information,
•  type a command using the format "airodump-ng -w DIRECTORY -c CHANNEL --bssid BSSID MONITOR-INTERFACE".
•  The chosen directory is used to store files containing the handshake authentication data used when a device connects to the WiFi. Now, when a client connects or reconnects to the Wifi, your system will watch how the authentication process occurs.

Waiting for a client to reconnect may take a while. Thankfully, this process can be sped up. In that same terminal output,

•  look under the "Station" heading and look for a BSSID. 
• Write down that BSSID which is the BSSID of a client connected to the selected WiFi. 
• In a new terminal, type "aireplay-ng –0 2 –a WIFI-BSSID –c CLIENT-BSSID MONITOR-INTERFACE" using the gathered information. 
• The "-0" parameter means deauth mode will be used and "2" deauth packets will be sent. 
• This will trigger the router to reconnect/reauthenticate the chosen client. This is how the authentication process can be analyzed.

On the terminal with airodump-ng running, a "WPA handshake" message should appear. The aireplay-ng terminal can be closed. Keep the four generate files that are placed in the selected directory and remember to write down the WPA handshake hexadecimal number.

• Now, the collected data can be analyzed locally to crack the password. 
• With the gathered data, type a command in the form "aircrack-ng -a2 -b WIFI-BSSID -w WORDLIST-PATH DIRECTORY/*.cap". 
• Use "-a1" for WPA and "-a2" for WPA2. The directory is the same one chosen previously. 
• The wordlist file is a plain-text file containing many possible passwords. Be sure to obtain a wordlist file.

If the process is successful, then the user will see a "KEY FOUND!" message and the message will display the password

DOWNLOAD wordlist from here