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Incredible ! I read your posts in the other thread, i want to say that you have done a very great job.
The reasoning model is very excellent, it has improved the accuracy of the answer considerably.

I have asked her to act as a pentester, for WPS wifi penetration testing. Such a question requires precise planning and accuracy, surprisingly she gave the right commands, and even named the right wireless adapters, which is awesome.

Correct AI thinking allows for a more intelligent use of knowledge and number of parameters in the AI model.

And it is interesting that it sometimes answers briefly in the process of reasoning, but during the writing of the answer gives a full answer extended.

The following examples are for research purposes only.
I asked him to tell me more about the Wifite utility and my surprise was unprecedented.
This is awesome!

***Wifite is a great tool for automating Wi-Fi network security testing and attacks, including Pixie Dust. It is written in Python and combines many functions that are usually performed manually using separate utilities such as Aircrack-ng and Reaver.

What can Wifite do?

Automatically scans available Wi-Fi networks and identifies those with WPS (Wi-Fi Protected Setup) enabled.
Launches Pixie Dust attacks on WPS PIN using Reaver in the background.
Supports WPA/WPA2 password cracking using dictionaries or brute force via Aircrack-ng.
Controls the network card by switching it to monitoring mode and processing the captured data.
It can target specific networks by SSID or BSSID.
How does Wifite simplify the Pixie Dust attack?
Instead of manually launching airmon-ng, airodump-ng to scan and then reaver to attack the PIN, Wifite performs all these steps sequentially with a single click (or command). It automatically selects the appropriate interfaces and parameters, which is convenient for beginners.

Usage example:
To launch Wifite without specifying a specific network, simply type the wifite command in the Kali Linux terminal. The tool will select goals based on criteria (for example, WPS enabled).
To attack a specific network, you can use the -i option.***

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***What is a Pixie Dust attack?
This is a method of hacking a Wi-Fi network by selecting a WPS PIN (8-digit number), which is used to simplify network connection via the Wi-Fi Protected Setup (WPS) protocol. The attack is effective against older or misconfigured routers, in which the PIN may be compromised due to weaknesses in the WPS implementation.

Necessary tools and software:

A laptop with a specialized wireless card that supports monitoring mode (for example, TP-Link TL-WN722N or Alfa AWUS036NH) and packet injection.
The Kali Linux operating system is a popular penetration testing distribution with pre—installed security tools.
Tools for hacking WPS PIN: Reaver (one of the most famous tools) or Bully, which automate the process of selecting combinations.
Additionally: A traffic analyzer such as Wireshark or Aircrack-ng to identify target networks and check WPS status.
Step-by-step instructions for conducting an attack:...***