Bit of an update. Got to thinking a bit more and decided to check the four words against the excellent 1.03 database using the notepad+, search function. None of the four words from this Optus router are in the 1.03 database. Therefore it's reasonable to suspect that Netgear has a completely seperate database set of tables for these Netgear Optus routers. Note also the four words are marked in UPPER CASE CAPITALS on the white compliance plate sticker. Thus the 1.03 database is not sutiable for Netgear Optus routers. Forgive the lack of revealing of the password string. Suspect password & ITID together reveal the full owner of router, unlike Netgear's retail products. For Netgear Optus, a new database needs to be collected,word ITID added, then possibly a zero, then all 4 digit numbers. Suspect if and when created, the user will need large GPU, then much longer time. The amount of these combinations is double the words and also the number end digits are ten times longer than that of the current retail version tables, which suit the database 1.03. As Netgear Optus routers are assigned individually to an address, a database being created might also be more difficult, unless all english dictionary words are used matching the original posts characteristics of adjective-verb-THE-noun-ITID0xxxx. Hope this was interesting as a bit of background. Garry
Found the password and it has been changed from the default! NETGEAR52:200cc835dba7:b0e8925bb95b:Tanner2013
It is a bit more complicated than what you mentioned above. Below are a couple that I have found doing a quick search: OPTUSC54F98C:SCRIPBOWLSSHEWS27641 OPTUSVD3784C:COOEEUNRIPWINOSWHIMS51827 OPTUSVA1707E:OUNCEQUILTERNESPILIS32020
Also two more found on search: OPTUSVE288B0 SUERSTURPSSCARSPEONS23640 OPTUSV98C9E0 QUIRTGULFSSPIVSDOFFS04616 Apparent WPS pin was defaulted at: 12345670 on both.
It looks like anonfiles is currently down. However, you can also get this from http://rghost.net/6vmRwsGSL.
Found this, looking around. Perhaps this is a lead on whats happening, be it an IT programmers modified version for routers. An idea for thought. http://world.std.com/~reinhold/diceware.html#internetsecrets PDF: = http://world.std.com/~reinhold/dicewarewordlist.pdf Also there is http://www.rubin.ch/pgp/diceware.html But word format on the latter link is broken. Other links valid. Lots of interesting info. Garry
Hi, is there anyway you can do this for me again? I'm working on tethering my phone to my laptop to upload the cap file. I was updating the firmware and lost connection n the password defaulted because it's not connecting with this password anymore. I do have the WPS pin but that won't help.. I tried using reaver with the pin option but it just kept giving me timeout errors.
I can check your capture against the default NetgearXX passwords after you have uploaded the capture file.
Mr. Penguin updated NETGEARXX Wordlist by Gearjunkie with a new update entry: Fixed broken link Read the rest of this update entry...
Great tip on the MAC address look up, found a good here http://www.techzoom.net/Tools/CheckMacAddress Has anyone found the format that Surfboard modem uses, tried a password list I have that's 1.9 gig and let run for 80 hours, no luck
Depends on which one i think the latest is a-f 0-9 len=20, 20 digit password containing a-f all lowercase and numbers 0-9. So a wordlist would be useless.
The key used for NETGEAR56 is not in the current word list. I have started testing it against other adjectives/nouns and hopefully something new will show up. --- Double Post Merged, 2 May 2015, Original Post Date: 2 May 2015 --- Sorry but this is from a private dictionary.
