Part $2$: Perform a Dictionary Attack using a WPA$2$ Network Capture After assembling your revised wordlist, you told your employer that you weren$$t going back to capture traffic on Rod's network in person, and he should just do it himself. And he did do it$,$ which is great news. You made sure to instruct him that it was the EAPoL packets you were after, and to call it quits once he captured $4$ of those. You didn$$t bother explaining deauthentication, but don$$t feel too bad about making him wait around for a handshake $$ he doesn$$t seem like the most savory character. Page $68$ of $69$ Exploiting Wireless Vulnerabilities $(4$e$)$ Ethical Hacking, Fourth Edition $-$ Lab $07$ Okay, you have uploaded the new captures to your Kali machine at $/$root$/$S$3/$ and taken a peek inside to confirm the AP on Rod$$s network still has the same BSSID $$ confirmed. Now, get that passphrase by executing the aircrack$-$ng command with the following specifications: BSSID: $00$:$02$:$00$:$00$:$00$:$10$ Wordlist: $/$root$/$rodRage$\_$Final.lst Capture files: $/$root$/$S$3/*.$cap Make a screen capture showing the recovered WPA$2$ passphrase in your aircrack$-$ng output