Hello-hello Anyone available to give me a hand with this one? Ive ran it against Netgearkiller.dic and netgear-spectrum.dic the ssid is MyspectrumWiFi48 --- Double Post Merged, 8 Jun 2021, Original Post Date: 8 Jun 2021 --- Oh I should post the ones Ive done myself already I use two dic method, left adj+noun and right 000-999 but lately I was thinking if its better to switch to one dic+mask thoughts? ---------------------- sleepycrown316 tallcar873 shortowl100 loudcrown525 clumsysnail652 jollyapple497 littlecar901 quicksnake196
Thanks for solving that puzzle for me odd though Ive been running on the thought that they all were at least a certain keyspace like around 10-15
Just wanted to say excellent work on uncovering all these new words! I've added them to PSKracker https://github.com/soxrok2212/PSKracker/commit/fded969b3883655343d655846b310960713ab284. In the future, feel free to make a PR to get them added, otherwise I'll just snoop by and scrape them every so often.
I don't have the network card yet but I am very pumped at learning to do the cracking, and I want to do it myself, for that I have some questions: 1. given that I have a adjective+noun.txt list how to append the 000-999 to each word in my file. 2. can you please share the list you have? I tried looking it up in this thread but no luck.
when I run the command it says that the ?d?d?d is invalid also, it says that (-a hashcat file) value must be numeric
YEah... -a 6 hashcat -m 2500 -a 6 YOUR.hccapx NetgearList.txt ?d?d?d -w 3 If you want you can upload your cap here...lol
Hi guys! Long time no see! Anyone wanna try this one? --- Double Post Merged, 30 Jul 2021, Original Post Date: 29 Jul 2021 --- Just cracked it myself -suddenladder423
Yeah, it only took me 10 mins. I have just a single RX 5700 (cracks at 400Kh/s). I used that list I made with all the known words so far. It's always my first run because it cracks more than 9/10 of these
https://docs.google.com/spreadsheet...5aEbw-1gSJHc_9g_tnGzit5Y9Xdhg65cARsb6/pubhtml --- Double Post Merged, 1 Aug 2021, Original Post Date: 1 Aug 2021 --- I always update that list when we find new words so it's always getting better --- Double Post Merged, 31 Aug 2021 --- Hi again! Just wondering if any of you guys ever saw/cracked one of these MyAlticeXXXXXX networks? I'm not even sure what the format of the password is. I got one of their handshakes if anyone wants to try
Whew, what a lot of reading. Way to confuse a noob, lol. The files here do not contain word lists: https://github.com/soxrok2212/PSKracker/tree/master/dicts/netgear-spectrum I downloaded and opened all, and there appears to be nothing but a lot of .sh-type text. There doesn't appear to be a README on how to use any of them to create word lists. Ntrain2k said to d/l ULM. I didn't know what that was, but duckduckgo found unifiedlm.com. However, their webpage isn't helpful on how to use it. I hope the 'help' included in the program is good. chunkylover2500 posted a googledocs link on 7 Aug 2020 but when I highlight the words on any of his lists and paste them into a .txt or .rtf, it comes out with line numbers besides words. Plus, it's really small. BOTTOM LINE: I'm still using a adj/noun/3 digits list from 2019. If someone would kindly clear the air and point me to a wiki on how to use soxrok2212's github uploads for netgearxx, that'd be great. Even better, if someone would point us noobs to the latest and greatest lists of adj and nouns, THAT WOULD ROCK. BTW, the green button here, 'DOWNLOAD NOW VIA EXTERNAL SITE' comes up 404. Sigh... Thanks in advance, best regards - wawa
That .sh text is the script they wrote to automate everything. I started off using pskracker years ago and it worked well. The words/list it uses for netgear are the "noun-large" and "adjective-large" files. With regards to my list, it only includes words that were confirmed. Yes, the list was created on 8/7/20, but I've been adding to it whenever I find out about a new word discovery. It's really small, but it's very effective. Also, sorry about your issues copying them. I thought google docs was better than that. If you want a bigger wordlist, one of my favorites is this one...https://static1.squarespace.com/sta...b3db17ef/1519907112685/Cold+Code+Wordlist.pdf It's big but not too big. It's a pdf, so I exported all those words plus added my known words to it. Hope this helps, friend. Just keep in mind, new words added to my list after tonight won't appear in this txt file, but will be on the google doc. Hope this helps! Let me know
Thanks for the quick reply, Chunky, but I'm still lost in the woods without a compass. From your post, I gather that I should install PSKcracker under Linux and use it to create a netgearXX text file. After reading more carefully, I saw the link to soxrox's "wiki": https://github.com/soxrok2212/PSKracker/wiki/Attack-Types-and-Supported-Models" There it says that to make the larger list, use combinator from hashcat-utils, thus: ./combinator.bin file1 file2 But guess what? I need file 1 and file 2. Now what? lol --- Double Post Merged, 7 Sep 2021, Original Post Date: 7 Sep 2021 --- GAA, what a can 'o worms. I downloaded PSKracker-master.zip and found that the wordlists in the 'dicts' folder are wordlists, not a bunch of .sh text, as these files are: https://github.com/soxrok2212/PSKracker/find/master I installed hashcat-utils under Kali, which wouldn't run ./combinator.bin until I browsed to /usr/share/hashcat-utils/ - I put my text files there, opened a terminal within that folder and ran this: combinator.bin adjective_large.txt noun_large.txt > AdjNoun.txt It took 20 minutes and created a 16 gb .txt file. What? add 3 digits and that'll take how long to run? lol Also, the word lists inside PSKracker's 'dict' folder contains a 3.5 mb size 'netgear-spectrum.txt', but after running 'make' and 'sudo make install' that file is now 7.1 mb. ???
