WPA / WPA2 Auditing Service

I usually reserve 8 upper hex on default SSIDs that are known to use them. I will let you choose one of your handshake to try it on so let me know your choice.

 

I have tested ShinySycamore against 8 and 9 digits, phone numbers with are code 513, and my word lists without any result. I suspect it is using the default password of Linksys/Cisco Valet, which is 10 upper and lowercase letters.

I had more luck on BCCDirect with the help of the cookie monster! Watch the spelling as those are zeros in the password. I can assist if your auditing leads you towards solving private hashes.

BCCDirect:006b9e000819:48f8b3c39e0a:c00kies$

 

i have tried to hack my wifi wpa with this captured handshake, but nothing
someone can help me to do it and explain how, i.ve used aircrack, but the result after one day is nothing

 

this is the cap file:http://www.4shared.com/file/taCi8mT-ce/30-46-9A-37-90-7C_handshake.html
http://www.4shared.com/file/X1ZTRMwAba/C0-A0-BB-51-E9-9F_handshake.html

 

Hello Everyone....
Trying out my luck

Vendor:Arris
Password Format: Unknown
SSID:ATT296
BSSID: D0-39-B3-2D-DF-90
Location:Miami,FL(if that helps for area codes)

 

I think old Arris are usually 0>9 A>F uppercase 10 digits, the newer ones are 16digits."Good luck with that"

 

The router model is a TG862 I think.
ISP is AT&T so 10 digit numerical can work also. Area code (305)

 

Thank you @gearjunkie, your a gentleman and a scholar!

 

@gearjunkie, here are a couple more if you wouldnt mind running for me. Again they were all captured in the Ohio (513). Also I'm currently working on putting a rig together to hopefully be able to assist and help out on here, and wondering if you could tell me what if I should use something other than hashcat and any other recommendations you would have. Thanks!


Vendor: ZyXEL(USA)
Password format: unknown
SSID: Zyxel15906
BSSID: 4C-9E-FF-DD-04-A6

Vendor: ASUS(USA)
Password format: unknown
SSID: Home201
BSSID: BC-EE-7B-6E-AC-A0

Vendor: Netgear(USA)
Password format: unknown
SSID: Centogram
BSSID: 6C-B0-CE-B2-19-81

 

Sorry, I tested the other two captures against 8 - 9 digits, 8 upper hex, and my word lists without any result.

 

hi could you please help with the networks below.

Vendor: Unknown
Password format: unknown
SSID: indra1983
BSSID: BC:F6:85:10:12:50
LINK: http://rghost.net/67pzGHCtX

Vendor: Unknown
Password format: unknown
SSID: bostonsnoopy
BSSID: CC:B2:556:4A:B5
LINK: http://rghost.net/8ZFGKHSZT

Vendor: Unifi (Malaysia)
Password format: unknown
SSID: taunggyi@unifi
BSSID: C83:A3:E2:4D:A6
LINK: http://rghost.net/6p47vbh9x

Tried 8 digits and malaysia phone numbers but can't solve it.

Thanks.

 

I don't see a way to download this without signing up to social media or using their down loader app, neither which I am inclined to do. Please post the handshake here or find another site without these requirements.

 

IMHO, the top two software for WPA cracking are Hashcat and EWSB (Elcomsoft Wireless Security Editor). I am partial towards Hashcat because the author is frequently optimizing its code, new features are always being added and bugs are fixed quickly.

You choices when building a rig will largely depend on how much you want to spend. If you are planning to have more than 1 GPU, make sure you get the reference design GPUs. Also get an 80 plus gold power supply from a reputable manufacturer with ample capacity. There are lots of ideas from the Hashcat forum and I suggest you take a look there.

 

Sorry but I did not get any result after testing with 8 - 9 digits, Pakistan phone numbers, my word lists, old TP-Link word list, and 8 upper hex.

 

Thank you for your trying Mr.gearjunkie.
These other networks if you can find the keys.

 

hello , can you help me! :'(

ESSID: TP-LINK_799B6E
BSSID: C0:4A:00:79:9B:6E

 

This is the standard AT&T DSL that defaults to 10 digits.

ATT296:d039b32ddf90:f409d8ec4a55:1399822408

 

Thanks bro...

 

Well thank you very much! Quite the word list you got there! I may have some more challenges for you soon