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It is possible with very old and insecure encryption methods like WEP that no one uses anymore to crack with a fair number of encrypted packets. It is also possible to crack WPA and WPA2 if the password chosen is short via the EAPOL packets using a dictionary attack. That involves just guessing lots of keys, and takes a long time for unusual long keys. There are various tools that can help with that, like aircrack-ng

It is possible with very old and insecure encryption methods like WEP that no one uses anymore to crack with a fair number of encrypted packets. It is also possible to crack WPA and WPA2 if the password chosen is short via the EAPOL packets using a dictionary attack. That involves just guessing lots of keys, and takes a long time for unusual long keys. There are various tools that can help with that, like aircrack-ng Note that WPA3 is not vulnerable to the same methods.