NETGEARXX wordlist 1.08

Found it in my much larger list of adjective + nouns! The new adjective 'deep' will be added to the word list in the next release.

NETGEAR23:6cb0ce7f5db8:f025b7261850:deepnest943

 

Thanks! I also found another password in a netgear n300 : windynest778

 

Thanks. Adjective 'windy' will be added to the new release.

 

Is there a wordlist for netgear charter routers? The wordlist for netgear will not work on the charter ones

 

I think the first letter is a capital, thats it. Same dictionary otherwise...



Any way we could get a dictionary for that?

 

In the zip there is a dictionary with capitals first letters, try it!

 

That is capital adjective and noun, its just capital adjective.

BY THE WAY! New noun on my newly purchased R7000 "blueoboe702"

 

Hi guys,

Thank you to gearjunkie and all those who have worked on and contributed to these NETGEARXX word lists!

They’ve been so amazingly accurate that until recently I honestly thought they were bulletproof. I’m not sure if Netgear are letting customers know their default PSKs are vulnerable (not likely) or that they are adding more words to their PSK database (more likely). I have a few capture files that I will try to upload in case anyone wants to try a different/custom wordlist on.

Have a great week & thanks again, mez.

 

Is there a way to get the world list with only the 1ST letter capitated

 

Sure, on Linux you can use sed (stream editor); sed is pretty amazing, for a quick look at some of its features check out: http://www.grymoire.com/Unix/Sed.html - there might be better sites but this is where I began awhile ago... You can add the following lines to a bash (shell) script of your own, or just run them one-by-one. I recommend you make a copy of your original word list to work with & place it in a temp/backup directory, just in case. Oh, don't forget to change 'word_list' to the name of the word list you're going to run the operations on...

## grab the first character:

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sed 's/\(.\).*/\1/' word_list > $$FirstChar

## grab the rest (second character onwards):

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sed 's/.\(.*\)/\1/' word_list > $$OtherChars

## change the first character to CAPS:

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tr '[a-z]' '[A-Z]' < $$FirstChar > $$UpperChar

## paste the grabs from previous steps to new_list:

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paste -d'\0' $$UpperChar $$OtherChars > new_list

## rm's any temp files:

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rm -f $$*

Maybe not the most elegant of solutions, but tried-&-true & works on my Debian without issue... Good luck! Let us know how the adjusted lists work on your capture files... mez

Edit: PS. might take awhile on long word lists (depending on your specs) & as there is no generated output to show status during each step you'll just have to be patient... Hope this helps!

My new R7000 (must be older stock, but not a bad box for the $'s) uses: "roundfluteXXX" - contained in the earlier word list... Lol, should have said: "used to use roundfluteXXX"! - WPS offline & a good strong PSK & this router is A-OK, plus the "netgear-telnetenable" script will NOT run on it (certainly not for script kiddies ); just in case there was a temp breach...

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I found a website dedicated to wordlist manipulation that shows a much simpler method than the one I used in the previous post: http://adaywithtape.blogspot.nl/2011/07/wordlist-manipulation-revisited.html - it's definitely worth a look at. All credit for this goes to TAPE, the author of the site.

## to capitalize the first letter of each entry in a wordlist:

sed 's/^./\u&/' wordlist.txt > new_wordlist.txt

So nice when you find a quicker & easier method to complete the same task... Cheers, mez

 

gearjunkie updated NETGEARXX Wordlist by Gearjunkie with a new update entry:

Updated with the latest adjectives and nouns found

Read the rest of this update entry...

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You can get the latest netgear wordlist with only the first letter capitalized from http://rghost.net/7fVnZcNRz.

 

Dear gearjunkie,

Thank you for these wonderful word lists. I was hoping to upload a couple of NETGEARXX captures that I can't resolve - & I know for certain that they haven't been changed from the manufacturer's default - but always get an error: "The following error occurred - There was a problem uploading your file" when trying via the "Upload a File" button on these forums. Is there something I need to do to enable the upload feature? Appreciate your help & time with this. Cheers, ms.

 

The file could be too big so try to clean or compress the file before uploading.

 

Thank you. Will do as you suggest when I get home from work this evening.

 

Hi! Out of curiosity, why you removed upperfirst-adjective_upperfirst-noun_3d.txt?

 

Edit - thank you to altsbb for bringing to my attention that these captures have only been run with version 1.03 of the NETGEARXX Word Lists. Version 1.04 was kindly released by gearjunkie yesterday. If you have spare GPU time please feel free to run them; I'm stuck on a slow CPU for the next few days...
alltsbb

If anyone cares to have a go, here are three (4-way) handshake captures (cleaned & checked) that I've run through all of the latest NETGEARXX Word Lists without any luck. They are from Netgear R7000 Nighthawk routers purchased in the last couple of months and may contain adjectives/nouns not yet included in gearjunkie's word list release. Happy hunting, ms.

 

Did you run with the wordlist updated yesterday?

 

Negative - only with 1.03 - unfortunately I'm without GPU access for the next few days & my lapop takes 8+ hours to run the entire 1.03 adjective_noun_3d with aircrack-ng. I've just started running the NETGEAR47 capture I uploaded with version 1.04 I just downloaded. Sorry for that - I should have checked the release version before uploading... ms

 

Hah yeah, I'm getting a new machine with an R9 M370X, when I get that ill run some cracks for people

 

Looks like a nice dedicated graphics solution - I'm very jealous, tryping this away on my Intel HD 4000 graphics machine! Enjoy!!!