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Wireless-Detective WLAN 802.11a/b/g/n Interception System

Wireless-Detective WLAN 802.11a/b/g/n Interception System. Decision Group www.edecision4u.com. Introduction to Wireless-Detective System. WLAN IEEE 802.11a/b/g/n Interception and Forensics Analysis System. Scan all WLAN 802.11a/b/g/ n 2.4 and 5.0 GHz channels for Access Points and STAs.

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Wireless-Detective WLAN 802.11a/b/g/n Interception System

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  1. Wireless-DetectiveWLAN 802.11a/b/g/n Interception System Decision Group www.edecision4u.com

  2. Introduction to Wireless-Detective System WLAN IEEE 802.11a/b/g/n Interception and Forensics Analysis System • Scan all WLAN 802.11a/b/g/n2.4 and 5.0 GHz channels for Access Points and STAs. • Captures/sniffs WLAN 802.11a/b/g/n packets. • Real-time decryption of WEP key (WPA Optional Module) • Real-time decoding and reconstruction of WLAN packets • Stores data in raw and reconstructed content • Displays reconstructed content in Web GUI • Hashed export and backup The Smallest, Mobile, Portable and most Complete WLAN Lawful Interception System in the World! All in One System! Important Toolfor Intelligent Agencies such as Police, Military, Forensics, Legal and Lawful Interception Agencies. Notes: Pictures and logo are property of designated source or manufacturer

  3. Wireless-Detective – Implementation Diagram (1) Wireless-Detective Standalone System - Captures WLAN packets transmitted over the air ranging up to 100 meters or more (by using enhanced system with High Gain Antenna) WLAN Lawful Interception –Standalone Architecture Wireless-Detective Deployment (Capture a single channel, a single AP or a single STA)

  4. Wireless-Detective – Implementation Diagram (2) Wireless-Detective Distributed – Extreme Implementation Utilizing multiple/distributed Wireless-Detective systems (Master – Slave) to conduct simultaneous capture, forbidding and location estimation functions. WLAN Lawful Interception Distributed Architecture Wireless-Detective Deployment (Utilizing min. of 2 systems for simultaneous (Master & Slaves) capturing/forbidding functions. Capture a single channel, a single AP or a single STA) Notes: For capturing multiple channels, each Wireless-Detective (WD) can reconfigure/act as standalone system. For example: Deploy 4 WD systems with each capturing on one single channel.

  5. Wireless-Detective – AP Info – Capture Mode (1) Displaying information of Wireless Devices (AP) in surrounding area. Obtainable Information: MAC of Wireless AP/Router, Channel, Mbps, Key, Signal Strength, Beacons, Packets, SSID, Number of Stations Connected.

  6. Wireless-Detective – STA Info – Capture Mode (2) Displaying information of Wireless Devices (STA) in surrounding area. Obtainable Information: Client MAC Address, Signal Strength, Packets, AP MAC Address, Key (Encrypted or Unencrypted), SSID.

  7. Wireless-Detective – Forbidder Mode • WLAN Jammer/Forbidder Implementation in Wireless-Detective system: • Forbid connectivity of STA • Forbid connectivity of AP

  8. Wireless-Detective – AP/STA Info – Forbidder Mode Forbid AP (stop any STA from connecting to the AP) or Forbid STA (stop the STA from connecting to any AP).

  9. Cracking/Decryption of WEP/WPA Key (1) WEP Key Cracking/Decryption can be done by Wireless-Detective System! Auto Cracking (System Default)or Manual Cracking • WEP Key Cracking/Decryption:-- (64, 128, 256 bit key) • Active Crack – By utilizing ARP packet injection (possibly 5-20 minutes) • Passive Crack – Silently collect Wireless LAN packets • 64-bit key – 10 HEX (100-300MB raw data/100K-300K IVs collected) • 128-bit key – 26 HEX (150-500MB raw data/150K-500K IVs collected) • 2) WPA-PSK Key Cracking/Decryption:-- (Optional Module Available) • WPA-PSK cracking is an optional module. By using external server with • Smart Password List and GPU Acceleration Technology, WPA-PSK key • can be recovered/cracked. • Notes: • The time taken to decrypt the WEP key by passive mode depends on amount network activity. • The time to crack WPA-PSK key depends on the length and complexity of the key. Besides, it is • compulsory to have the WPA-PSK handshakes packets captured.

  10. Cracking/Decryption of WEP Key (2) Automatic: System auto crack/decrypt WEP key (default)Manual: Capture raw data and crack/decrypt WEP key manually Automatic Cracking Key Obtained

  11. Cracking/Decryption of WEP Key (3) Automatic: System auto crack/decrypt WEP key (default)Manual: Capture raw data and crack/decrypt WEP key manually Cracking Manually

  12. Cracking/Decryption of WEP Key (4) WEP Key Cracked! Select wireless network manually for cracking. If raw data contains enough IVs, WEP key can be cracked almost instantly.

  13. Wireless-Detective – WPA-PSK Cracking Sol. (1) WPA-PSK Cracking Solution WPA Handshake packets need to be captured for cracking WPA key. Utilize Single Server or Distributed Servers (multiple smart password list attack simultaneously) to crack WPA key. Acceleration technology: GPU Acceleration Note: WPA handshakes packet can be captured by Standalone Wireless-Detective system or Distributed Wireless-Detective systems.

  14. Wireless-Detective – WPA-PSK Cracking Sol. (2) WPA/WPA2-PSK cracking module is optional (dedicated server). Application: Utilizing Password List attack and GPU technology (Graphic Card Processors) to recover or crack the WPA/WPA2-PSK Key. Supported WPA: WPA-PSK (TKIP) and WPA2-PSK (AES). Speed: up to 30 times faster than normal CPU. GPU supported: NVIDIA and ATI Notes: Pictures and logo are property of designated source or manufacturer

  15. Email Webmail HTTP (Link, Content, Reconstruct, Upload Download) IM/Chat (Yahoo, MSN, ICQ, QQ, IRC, Google Talk Etc.) File Transfer FTP, P2P Others Online Games Telnet etc. Internet Protocols Supported

  16. Reconstruction – Sample Email – POP3 Date/Time, From, To, CC, Subject, Account, Password

  17. Reconstruction – Sample Email – SMTP Date/Time, From, To, CC, BCC, Subject, Size

  18. Reconstruction – Sample Email – IMAP Date/Time, From, To, CC, Subject, Account, Password

  19. Reconstruction – Sample Web Mail (Read) Date/Time, Content, Web Mail Type

  20. Reconstruction – Sample Web Mail (Sent) Date/Time, Form, To, CC, BCC, Subject, Webmail Type

  21. Reconstruction – Sample IM/Chat – MSN Date/Time, User Handle, Participant, Conversation, Count Including Text Chat Messages, File Transfer and Webcam sessions reconstruction and playback. Supports Client and Web MSN.

  22. Reconstruction – Sample IM/Chat – Yahoo Date/Time, Screen Name, Participant, Conversation, Count Including Text Chat Messages, File Transfer, VOIP and Webcam sessions reconstruction and playback Supports Client and Web Yahoo.

  23. Reconstruction – Sample IM/Chat – Skype Log Date/Time, Screen Name, Participant, Conversation, Count Skype Text, VoIP and Webcam sessions are encrypted. However, Skype VoIP Call duration log can be obtained and source & destination IP can be obtained.

  24. Reconstruction – Sample File Transfer - FTP Date/Time, Account, Password, Action, FTP Server IP, File Name

  25. Reconstruction – Sample Peer to Peer – P2P Date/Time, Tool, File Name, Last Activated, Send/Receive Throughput, Details Including Action (Download/Upload), Peer IP, Port, Peer Port & Throughput

  26. Reconstruction – Sample HTTP – Link (URL) Date/Time, Link/URL

  27. Reconstruction – Sample HTTP – Content Date/Time, Link/URL

  28. Reconstruction – Sample HTTP – Reconstruct Date/Time, HTTP Content

  29. Reconstruction – Sample HTTP – Upload/Download Date/Time, Action, File Name, HTTP Download/Upload URL, Size

  30. Reconstruction – Sample HTTP – Video Streaming Date/Time, Host, File Name, HTTP Content, File Size Play back reconstructed FLV video file

  31. Reconstruction – Sample Telnet Date/Time, Account, Password, Server IP, File Name Support play back of Telnet sessions

  32. Reconstruction – Sample VoIP

  33. Reconstruction – Sample Incomplete Sessions

  34. Data Search – Conditions & Free Text Search Search by Parameters/Conditions (Date-Time, IP, MAC, Account, Subject etc.) Free Text Search – Search by Key Words (Supports Boolean Search)

  35. Data Export – Backup Reconstructed Data Backup the reconstructed content (various application) to ISO file report format.

  36. Data Backup – Captured Raw Data Backup Backup captured raw data (known) and raw data (unknown – unclassified). Export to external PC or backup through CD/DVD Burner.

  37. Conditional Alert – Alert through Email Alert Administrator by Parameters/Conditions

  38. Online IP List – IP Information Status, IP, PC Name, Last Seen Time, ISP, Categorized Group

  39. Location Estimation - Wireless Equipment Locator Utilizes Wireless Sensors and Triangulation Calculation/Training methodology to estimate the location of the targeted wireless devices (AP or STA). [Plane Regression] 1 WD as Master system + min. 3 WD as Slave systems (sensors) Allow finding of approximate location of targeted wireless device in X-Y plane. Estimation error depending on surrounding environment (ex: blockage etc.). Normally a few meters. Decision Computer Group

  40. Exporting Raw Data Captured for Further Analysis (1) Raw data captured can be hashed exported out from WD system for further analysis. Known Raw Data Raw data that can be classified and reconstructed. Unknown Raw Data Raw data that cannot be classified and reconstructed.

  41. Exporting Raw Data Captured for Further Analysis (2) Analyze the raw data files using packet analyzer tool such as Packet Browser, Wireshark and Ethereal etc.

  42. Exporting Raw Data Captured for Further Analysis (3) Analyze the raw data files using packet analyzer tool such as Packet Browser, Wireshark and Ethereal etc.

  43. Exporting Raw Data Captured for Further Analysis (4) Analyze the raw data files by using offline parsing and reconstruction tool, EDDC (product of Decision Computer Group)

  44. Wireless-Detective – Unique Advantages/Benefits • Smallest, portable, mobile and light weight WLAN legal interception system. This allows easy tracking and capturing of suspect’s Internet activities especially suspect moves from one place to another. Suspect won’t notice WD existence as it looks like normal laptop. • Detectsunauthorized WLAN access/intruders (IDS). • Providesdetailed information of AP, Wireless Routers and Wireless Stations (such as channel, Mbps, security (encryption), IP, signal strength, manufacturer, MAC) • Provides capturing of WLAN packets from single channel, AP, STA or multiple channels by deploying distributed/multiple systems. That also means flexibility and scalability of deployment solution. • Provides decryption of Wireless key, WEP key (WPA cracking is optional module) • Providesdecoding and reconstruction of different Internet services/protocols on the fly, reconstructed data is displayed in original content format on local system Web GUI. • Supports reserving of raw data captured (for further analysis if required) and archiving of reconstructed at with hashed export functions. • Supportscondition/parameter search and free text search. • Supportsalert by condition/parameter. • Provides Wireless forbidding/jamming function • Provides Wireless Equipment Locator function. • The All-in-One Mobile WLAN Interception System

  45. References – Implementation Sites and Customers • Criminal Investigation Bureau • The Bureau of Investigation Ministry of Justice • National Security Agency (Bureau) in various countries • Intelligence Agency in various countries • Ministry of Defense in various countries • Counter/Anti Terrorism Department • National Police, Royal Police in various countries • Government Ministries in various countries • Federal Investigation Bureau in various countries • Telco/Internet Service Provider in various countries • Banking and Finance organizations in various countries • Others Notes: Due to confidentiality of this information, the exact name and countries of the various organizations cannot be revealed.

  46. Thank You ! Decision Group decision@decision.com.tw www.edecision4u.com

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