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Files :
Kismac download link:
http://adf.ly/773003/adf
Wordlist : http://adf.ly/773003/reload
For WPA/WPA2 Encryption :
To crack a network encrypted with WPA/WPA2, you will need to capture the 4-way EAPOL handshake when a valid client successfully connects to the wireless access point. When you successfully capture a full handshake (a challenge and a response), the "Ch/Re?" gem on the network's line in the main Networks window will switch from red to green. We also recommend using Growl as there is a notification displayed when either half of the necessary handshake packets are captured. After you have this (you only need one; subsequent ones will not make a difference) you can run a Wordlist against the pcap dump to attempt to find the password.
Wordlist :
The ONLY currently known vulnerability to WPA/WPA2 encrypted networks is bruteforce. The only cracking method that KisMAC allows on a WPA/WPA2 network is a wordlist attack. Again, KisMAC expects a simple wordlist: a plain text file with no formatting which contains all the words and phrases that KisMAC will try for you. The words/phrases need to be separated by newline or linefeed characters, as well as one after the last word in the list.
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