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# Récupérer les mots de passe réseau avec Aircrack-ng
Tester une capture WPA/WPA2 autorisée contre une liste de mots de passe.
### Aperçu
Utilisez ce flux de travail pour les réseaux que vous possédez ou que vous êtes autorisé à évaluer.
Aircrack-ng teste une capture WPA/WPA2 à l’aide d’une liste de mots de passe. Il ne récupère une phrase de passe que si la liste de mots contient une correspondance.
Confirmez que la capture inclut une poignée de main valide avant d’exécuter l’audit.
### Exécutez l’audit des mots de passe
Fournissez le fichier de capture et une liste de mots approuvée :
{% code overflow="wrap" %}
```bash
aircrack-ng -w /usr/share/wordlists/rockyou.txt CAPTURE-01.cap
```
{% endcode %}
Remplacez `CAPTURE-01.cap` avec le nom de votre fichier de capture. `rockyou.txt` est un exemple courant de liste de mots.
### Examinez le résultat
Aircrack-ng affiche la clé récupérée lorsqu’il trouve une entrée correspondante dans la liste de mots :
Consignez le résultat en toute sécurité. Supprimez les captures temporaires après l’évaluation.
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