Word list for Malaysian

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sometimes u can get lucky with 8 digits numeric passwords

keep on trying till u get it right ^_^

 

Yup..we need 1st contributer of Malaysian wordlist..

 

may i know u use what software to generate this ? i use L517 but no respond.. or error

 

@mikechan
Read this http://adaywithtape.blogspot.com/2011/05/creating-wordlists-with-crunch-v30.html

 

but im using xiaopan mini. need a txt

 

Have you try? Do some base work n share if you face any problem. You wont learn without trying


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hello

 

btl2..taun lps pernah attack unifi guna dictionary (wordlist 00000000-99999999)
2-3 gak yg dpt..haha..the key is handshake/patience..kdg2 klo dpt handshake tu ade yg xleh crack..nk pancing handshake ni kene tau rutin jiran anda..biasenya kat malaysia ni hari sabtu ahad pukol 8-10 pagi mang cun nk pancing handshake sbb owner wifi ade kat umah..hari biase org keje..xde sape nk reconnect bile da DC..bile dia auth dpt real handshake crack ngn wordlist..
(sorry for malay..but im 100% sure u guys can talk/read melayu..hahaah)
#not a toilet bowl user and im proud to be malaysian

 

My current assumptions on UniFi setups are:

1. When UniFi was first offered, the default WPA key was just 8 digits
2. Around 3 to 4 years ago, the default was changed to
(i) three lower letters + 8 digits or
(ii) 8 digits + 3 lowercase letters
3. Now, the default is a mixture of uppercase letters/lowercase letters/digits of length 10?

I would love to hear your comments if you have worked with numerous UniFi routers and can corroborate or disprove my assumptions above.

 

For MALAYSIAN

I do have a question regarding the duration of cracking WPA/WPA2?
I am staying in the apartment which not under UNIFI services, it is just normal streamyx.
The residents surrounded me, mostly are using WPA/WPA2, so
I wish to know;

-Duration cracking the Streamyx router(Not unifi) with WPA/WPA2[As you know, malaysian always with the simple brain, the WPA always with the shortest length, 8]
-Duration cracking the Streamyx with WPA/WPA2, by DICTIONARY ATTACK and WITHOUT Brute Attack

 

Let us make a few assumptions here for simplicity:

1. The WPA/WPA2 key is 8 digits (which is relatively common)
2. We are going to use our CPU (i5-2400)
3. The dictionary contains all possible 8 digits combinations (generated from crunch or similar software) and nothing else

Given all the assumptions above, it would take a little over 8 hours to try all combinations. I am not too clear though on what you mean by dictionary attack and without brute force so if my answer is not exactly what you need, please let me know.

 

hmm... thx for the reply.
your information is more than enough.
thank you so much

 

Created a handphone dictionary that might be useful to others and wanted to share to others

Btw, gearjunkie, how to make this 2 dictionary using L517 ?

(i) three lower letters + 8 digits or
(ii) 8 digits + 3 lowercase letters

I'm a newbie in all this.

 

I don't believe you can achieve this with just L517 alone. First generate the three lower letters and 8 digits in separate files using L517. Then use something like Unified List Manager to merge those two lists together. If you choose to use ULM, make sure to select Join List (Horizontal) and select the one-to-many option to get all combinations.

 

Tqvm for your advice. I will give it a go on the program that you suggested.
If i have any problems arises, I'll drop you a message. TQ

 

which better by using reaver method or create wordlist ?

 

is there a work around? being trying hard using bt5 but not successful

 

mcm mna nak kenal pasti unifi ?

 

what is the size of the text file generated?