Hi guys, Need your help to crack .cap file below. Thank a lot. Vendor: UNIFI MAC Address: 94:FB:B3:C0:7A:BF Country : MALAYSIA Vendor: UNIFI MAC Address: C83:A3E:80:F4 Country : MALAYSIA Vendor: UNIFI MAC Address: C83:A3E:82:0E Country : MALAYSIA
Here you go: ajariz78@unifi:bc4cc4dffad3:c8d3a3de80f4:99897622 The remaining two do not have an 8 digit password so am trying a few things like 9 digit starting with 0, and 10 digit phone numbers. Will let you know. --- Double Post Merged, 3 Oct 2015, Original Post Date: 3 Oct 2015 --- Good news, found another one megatizhar@unifi:a87c01a3c7b8:c8d3a3de820e:0133587730 One to go
Hi [BCOLOR=rgb(255, 255, 255)]PhoenixCoder[/BCOLOR], can please help me get the password the below handshakes thank you in advance! Vendor: Unifi ESSID : wan_hoong@unifi MAC Address: 94-FB-B3-D9-1F-A8 Password format: A-Z 0-9 or Malaysian phone numbers 012%%%%%%% to 019%%%%%%% or " abc" + phone numbers or 8 digits Country : Malaysia Vendor: Unknown ESSID : alwahid MAC Address: CC-B2-55-D6-1B-75 Password format: A-Z 0-9 or Malaysian phone numbers 012%%%%%%% to 019%%%%%%% or " abc" + phone numbers or 8 digits Country : Malaysia Vendor: Unifi ESSID : nsk1992@unifi MAC Address: C8-D3-A3-DF-DD-36 Password format: A-Z 0-9 or Malaysian phone numbers 012%%%%%%% to 019%%%%%%% or " abc" + phone numbers or 8 digits Country : Malaysia Vendor: Unifi ESSID : termite9@unifi MAC Address: C8-D3-A3-E2-17-16 Password format: A-Z 0-9 or Malaysian phone numbers 012%%%%%%% to 019%%%%%%% or " abc" + phone numbers or 8 digits Country : Malaysia
Heres's one of them: alwahid786:1c994cf942a8:ccb255d61b75:27866786 Working on the rest --- Double Post Merged, 4 Oct 2015, Original Post Date: 4 Oct 2015 --- Tried the following on the remaining three but no luck 0<8 Digit> 01<8 Digit> abc<8 Digit> abc0<8 Digit> abc01<8 Digit> Any ideas what else the password could be?
Idk maybe alpha-numeric probably has a maximum 10 or 11 alphanumeric digits. I tried my dictionaries but did not succeed. And good job bro, thank you very much!
Here's one: ESSID: HOME-6E27 MAC: 8C-04-FF-F3-6E-27 Vendor: Technicolor USA Inc. Format: (10 upper hex) Link: https://www.dropbox.com/s/stvugb0271bw9qx/HOME-6E27.hccap?dl=0
With long path name's and file names I find it best to use auto complete. On unix mac or linux use the tab key. On windows run Code: Select All cmd /f and use ctrl+D to auto complete directory name and ctrl+F to auto complete file name. Are you sure it's not 16 char http://s8.postimg.org/a42pnhzat/home_xxxx_03.jpg
honestly, it could be. read somewhere that some technicolors are 10 upper hex. i've cracked 3 home-xxxx aps all with 16 upper hex using pixiedust but couldn't get this one so i assumed it was different (10 upper hex). wanted to update my post to mention this yesterday. after looking here: https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1tSlbqVQ59kGn8hgmwcPTHUECQ3o9YhXR91A_p7Nnj5Y/htmlview?pli=1 pretty sure it's a "TechnicolorTC8305C" which are 16 upper hex.
If that's the case, a 16 char hexadecimal password has 16^16 possibilities. Mathematically to put that in perspective it will take a machine capable of cracking a MILLION keys per second a maximum of about 585 thousand years to crack it. Sufficient to say it's not feasible
Hi friends! I did not managed to crack this pass. I obtanined the handshake with the program handshaker 1.1 using wifislax. This is the .cap file: https:/dl.dropboxusercontent.com/u/22343731/SKY9631A.cap ESSID SKY29F7C BSSID C8:3A:35:F7:84:00 Country: England Vendor: BSkyB Ltd (I think) Thank you in advance
Sorry for the late reply. I tried the following options but no luck <8 Digit> 0<8 Digit> 01<8 Digit> Did some digging and found (but I could be wrong) that the BSkyB Ltd routers are 8 char uppercase which will take a significant amount of time. At my speed *which is not smth to sneeze at* it would take 48 days (about a month and a half)
No sorry friend, thanks for trying it! My knowledge and resources at desencrypting nets do not get at this level, I hope someone more take the challenge. Regards.
No point to have dictionaries for those because: 1) Programs like crunch or maskprocessor can generate them at lightning speeds. Sample commands: # crunch 8 8 0123456789 # maskprocessor ?d?d?d?d?d?d?d?d 2) Dictionaries for those would be huge: 8 digit: 900 MB 9 digit: 9 GB 10 digit: 102 GB So it's a waste of space as well as a bottle neck of the dictionary is on media with a slow read rate
Good morning all. I could really use some help with theses cap files. Ive tried everything ive got to try and crack these.