@longshanks I tried to crack this handshake but there was no luck. I ran the PSKracker's netgear list, I also ran netgear killer list for straight 22 hours and nothing matched . Would you please give it a try and run it with your worldlist? Thank you in advance.
bayan..MySpectrumWiFi13-2G (AP:7c:db:98:b4:67:11 STA:78:e4:00:49:02:5b).....You must be in southern calif. Spectrum has started using Askey RAC2V1K routers..keyspace is A-Z a-z 0-9 len 11...I have tried a couple of them and failed..if you have tried GPUhashme and netgear wordlists and did not get a hit..you should hope they changed default to easy password in a wordlist...carnivore1
'/root/Downloads/hashcat-utils-1.9/bin/cap2hccapx.bin' '/root/Downloads/812Deals.cap' 812Deals.hccapx /root/Downloads/812Deals.cap: Could not read pcap packet data Networks detected: 1
ran netgear list..not found --- Double Post Merged, 27 Mar 2020, Original Post Date: 27 Mar 2020 --- From Gpuhash.me Your capture statistics: Access Points found: 1 Handshakes found: 0 No valid handshakes found 812 Deals (5C:8F:E0:311:1A <-> 5C:8F:E0:311:1A) 812 Deals (5C:8F:E0:311:1A <-> 80:E8:2C:78:1A:36) 812 Deals (5C:8F:E0:311:1A <-> 4C:0B:BE:271:9A) --- Double Post Merged, 27 Mar 2020 --- Do not think it is worth it to run 6 hour+ netgear killer attack on this .cap...carnivore1 --- Double Post Merged, 27 Mar 2020 --- Selected handshake: ESSID.......: 812 Deals BSSID.......: 5C:8F:E0:311:1A (ARRIS Group, Inc.) STMAC.......: 80:E8:2C:78:1A:36 (Hewlett Packard) MIC.........: 43151B47D77C38B26DC15D62ADF4F9C7 Handshakes..: 1 (1 authenticated) I am lost...hehe
yeah, if they left a little more information about capture it might help like Isp and location....because in my area Spectrum does use these arris routers with netgear format --- Double Post Merged, 27 Mar 2020, Original Post Date: 27 Mar 2020 --- Also failed with wpa-sec wordlists..usually they crack netgear format...carnivore1
If anyone could help with this cap I'd appreciate it. Spectrum router (likely arris) in the south US. Thanks!
Thank you! I used the netgear list posted a couple days ago adding three digits, with hashcat and aircrack-ng, and still could not find it. I don't know what I was doing wrong. Very grateful here.
I've had some hits/misses with Askey Spectrum routers. They use a word+word+3 digit format but the words are usually nouns, sometimes adjectives and can range from simple/easy words like "key", "shelf", "light", "west" to SAT words like "emigrant", "prose", "botany"..etc I've had about 20% luck cracking these networks. What makes it hard is the small amount of passwords seen online compared to sagemcom and of course all the netgear routers, so we have less known words to work with. I couldn't find a perfect wordlist that's as easy as the netgear ones to use against askeys, but I managed to get lucky a few times with large noun lists I combined against themselves. Here's a list of all the askey passwords I've collected. Some were found online on ebay/google images by reading the stickers on the routers and others I cracked myself with big wordlists and lots of luck. Notice that some words could be a first or second word (runnerbench, jewelrunner). This probably means it's a single list of words, not separate like netgear's adj+noun. I'm hoping this will lead to wordlists that have better outcomes and don't need supercomputers to run palmwindy692 monthunion932 keyshelf791 leaderstable347 jewelrunner812 harborpledge672 cablefloor373 quaintacre859 stealthhouse179 fluentobject308 bakeryjeans029 thapoint322 lightstatue219 gallonoxygen256 remotewealth699 westguitar853 quoteagency164 ladderspace468 verseformal415 salutebridge169 violinfriend703 emigrantwall837 periodmenu892 usefulfarmer243 botanykite304 runnerbench841 leaderstable680 albumisland579 bakeryjeans764 prosezebra210 hotelquick946 finishoasis105 runnerbench316 zebraidea548 fewmode356 middlepaper282 heightpocket564 urbannoble387 townenergy547 spiritabsent441 tabletdomain183 jazzsafety101 jewelrunner649 leaderstable180 enginemuseum930
Here you go my friend... 0c5f5332b0b3460824028f1bf5dcf383:34495bc9bc5e:00248d355ba9:MySpectrumWiFi58-2G:tealbike139 --- Double Post Merged, 23 Apr 2020, Original Post Date: 23 Apr 2020 --- I also want to add my crazy fast netgear/sagemcom list for people to use. I made it using the data I collected from hundreds of know netgear/sagemcom passwords on here/ebay/google etc. It's a very concise list, but is deadly accurate. And the best part is it's so small that even a weak PC can run it in under an hour per salt. (My friend's Nvidia card does it in under 2 mins lol) I included the adjectives and nouns separately and an adj_noun list which is them already combined. Usage: hashcat64 -m 2500 -a6 handshake.hccapx adj_noun.txt ?d?d?d
Hey chunkylover2500 and other members...looks like you may have a better handle on these Askey routers and MySpectrum networks than I have had...so here is another capture for anybody to attempt.. Bssid 78:29:ED:E7:B2:BA Essid MySpectrumWiFib2-2G location Orange county, ca. Askey router model--RAC2V1K attempted standard netgear format, generic wordlists if changed.. Thanks for any help....carnivore1
No need for thanks, it's my pleasure. I'm gonna try running that handshake on my laptop with a short list of known and related words. My GPU is tied up with other handshakes at the moment so it may be a while before I try the big guns on yours, but I'll keep it on deck to run soon. Also, I welcome everyone else on here to post more askey handshakes and better yet, known askey passwords. Knowing just a few more words could increase our success rate exponentially!
Yeah, chunkylover2500...have had no success with these particular routers from Spectrum..Askey, will try to post more captures...and hopefully passwords too...lol
You're one lucky mofo.... I got your handshake to crack.....Congrats! 6add68a70e1b9d6683655ffaf677d050:7829ede7b2ba:e0eb4095e91b:MySpectrumWiFibc-2G:timbereagle210 Let's add Eeeeeeeeeeeeaglllllllllllle to our list for askeys
