NETGEARXX wordlist 1.08

Extremely effective WPA default wordlist

  1. zokidarko

    zokidarko Member

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    Hello guys


    i am using backtrack5 r3 and managed to do handshake on few networks. i also tried many word lists (the biggest one i tried has over 90 million words) and no luck. its been few days trying to get the password from any near by network and i am getting frustrated. i was lucky with wep but wpa2 is just killing me, i guess my knowledge is not that good hahah. i need help so if anyone wants to give it a try i have uploaded 2 files from 2 handshakes. any help would be welcomed. thank you :)
     

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  2. carnivore1

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    thought I needed some help to crack this NETGEAR04 router , but but got it using Netgear killer wordlist...thanks password is unusualbug499
    --- Double Post Merged, 22 Jul 2018, Original Post Date: 22 Jul 2018 ---
    This one, have not been so lucky against though, NETGEAR75 router, usually like trying and doing myself, but any help would be appreciated, have tried several wordlists including netgear killer and wonder-list , no luck..thanks carnivore1 uncracked .cap file is one that is 41.7 kb
     

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    Screenshot from 2018-07-26 19-09-11.png
     
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  4. carnivore1

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    thank you my friend, appreciate it very much....carnivore1 running a hashcat mask attack with ?d?d?d was going to take me 2 days and 2 hours with adj. noun wordlist with my GPU.
    --- Double Post Merged, 27 Jul 2018, Original Post Date: 26 Jul 2018 ---
    Adding to my above comment about time required to add 3 numbers to end of adj. + noun format wordlists for Netgear routers...is there a netgearxx wordlist with possible adj+ noun+3digits already generated? Am I missing That somewhere? Or is there another way or better way to add numbers to end of netgear v1.08 wordlists provided besides ?d?d?d mask attacks in hashcat? Please pass on information or link to help me realize best way to complete this task. Thanks for any info for a slow learner...carnivore1
     
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    https://mega.nz/#!bOI11aZQ!Nn8e9NZP6C906L7Z3lb9MbzZo5z5dkpAVh_4QazNHO4
    here you go.
    for me to run adj+noun and ?d?d?d it only takes my GPU 2.5 minutes. using -a 6 aswell.
     
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  6. carnivore1

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    thank you very much, was wondering why , even with my gtx 1050ti gpu was taking too long, the netgearxx wordlist I was using in hashcat was over 2 gig, then adding 3 digits on end was taking forever. EX. hashcat -a 6 -m 2500 -w 3 ..hccapxfile netgearxx wordlist ?d?d?d....all smiles now carnivore1
     
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    Your'e Welcome brother, yeah you got it. -a 6 -m 2500 -w 4 hccapx wordlist ?d?d?d :)
     
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  8. Garry Andrew

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    A "few" posts ago I mentioned Optus using Netgear. I had noticed a similarity between their WPA Network keys and the method used here to get regular Netgear and Charter routers. Recently I discovered a discarded Optus router and enclose the label here for perusal. The model of the Netgear router is CG3000-2STAUS. (Cable Home Network Gateway). It appears to be a dedicated Optus model.

    WPA Network key is: LITREEXAMS01060

    We further look at this and break it down:

    LITRE = noun <<<<note noun
    EXAM = noun
    S = fixed check digit (always S)
    0 = (zero) appears to be always a zero at this stage
    1060 = 4 digits ie range 0001-9999

    I enclose a photo for proof. Provided for interest. Still means Optus is ten times the 20 million or so of the regular list. Does not account for zealous crackers with fast GPU running more than one machine/sequence.

    Regards,

    Garry.
     

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  9. riceusc

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    Could anyone verify for me what I'm seeing here? ....Being that neither of these two networks are in this wordlist or Netgearkiller...
     

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  10. sonic4

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    Hello,

    I've joined b/c I recently moved and am receiving NETGEAR AP at my place and have Kali Live USB. I'm new to Hashcat so please link this wiki tut you mention b/c I can't find it on THIS site :(

    BTW: I downloaded the NETGEAR wordlist linked here from mega and have it on a SEPARATE USB. I don't know how to use it from my usb Kali Live boot :/ Plz help!
     
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  11. longshanks

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    unless you set it up with persistence, it won't save any work done on it for starters.You really need to set it up on a hard drive, otherwise you can't install nvidia drivers for GPU, thats if you have a nvidia graphics card.
    the command for cracking netgear caps is: hashcat -a 6 -m 2500 -w 3 (drag and drop hccapx file) (drag and drop netgearwordlist). if you are using the list without the digits, put ?d?d?d on the end. you can convert pcap files to hccapx file format here: https://hashc.co.uk/cap2hccapx
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    ps. the easiest way to capture a handshake is by using wifite. just type wifite into a terminal. You of course do have a wireless adapter that injects?
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    you can post caps up here and we can have a go at them for you, until you learn how to do it yourself :)
     
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  12. sonic4

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    Thank you I have used wifite in the past ;) but thought hashcat would be better :/ So I'll use wifite and post captures once I get them...
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    OK, I used both wifite AND airmon-ng in my live Kali to get some captures on two APs. "Wireless" appears to be Netgear device while I believe that "34A8BE" is Arris. I only hope at least some of these are LEGIT captures and not null :/ Thx in advance and good luck!
     

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  13. longshanks

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    The netgear cap has been changed from default, i suspect. Havn't had any luck with with these two yet.
     
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  14. sonic4

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    quick update: I was able to get another free online service to crack the "Wireless" AP using a basic old wordlist (go figure)! So you don't worry about that 1 anymore ;) Will try to get a capture of a better Netgear AP instead. Thx anyway!
     
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  15. carnivore1

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    Wondering if anyone would confirm results of .cap file for me? hashcat has returned swiftturkey347 as passphrase, but can not logon! thank you in advance carnivore1
    --- Double Post Merged, 11 Aug 2018, Original Post Date: 11 Aug 2018 ---
    oops, my bad, was correct password, those two t's fooled my eyes....guess I need glasses all the time these days....carnivore1
     

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  16. longshanks

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    Yes, i can confirm. :) Screenshot from 2018-08-11 15-29-29.png
     
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  17. carnivore1

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    Thank you, was on my third MySpectrumWifI network and my eyes were seeing double...hehe cheers carnivore1
     
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  18. m.montuano

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    Can someone check this cap for me please? Thanks in advance
     

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  20. carnivore1

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    Passphrase to netgear76.cap is blackskates687 cheers carnivore1
    --- Double Post Merged, 13 Aug 2018, Original Post Date: 13 Aug 2018 ---
    Sorry, tried couple adj noun 3d wordlists (netgear) on your MySpectrum .cap file, failed to find passphrase, maybe someone else will take a crack at it. In my area (southern calif.) alot of MySpectrumWiFi's are home phone numbers , so very easy to get, just have crunch or hashcat create all possible phone numbers along with your area code . carnivore1
     
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