[Archived] Default Router WPA Keys - Keyspace Used

[OstrichEgg]

There used to be one as the first post in this thread, but it got lost in the migration and nobody
seems capable of fixing it

Try this one in the meantime

Keyspace List for WPA on Default Routers

Thank you I've referenced that one. I'm up against a XXXXXX router, all numbers... trying to figure out the make or model

 

[thanost]

Thank you I've referenced that one. I'm up against a XXXXXX router, all numbers... trying to figure out the make or model

If you have a capture file, look in Wireshark for a WPS IE in Probe Response
If present, this may have Manufacturer and Model Number information
Also check BSSID in MAC lookup website and see what manufacturer it is assigned to

 

[r4ll3]

If you had a router from a known ISP with default keyspace 10 upper hexadecimals characters, would you view this access point as feasible to hack? How would you go on to hack it? It is a Technicolor TG389ac router from a Swedish ISP (Comhem). Bruteforcing it with hashcat estimates 140 days to hack with GeForce 1050 Ti.

Would you consider 10 upper HEX to be safe?

 

[Dawbs]

Yes it is feasible but you need better hardware. I can do this in about 5 days. But I wouldn't bother unless I really needed access to it. If it's just a random attack I'd move on to someone less secure.

If the concern is someone using your wifi then it's pretty secure. If it's likely to be a victim of a targeted attack, then not so much.

 

[powermi]

Hi Wanna optimize the default keyspace for a couple of ISP. Could anyone help me to analyze them to optimize attacks?
Thanks

MOVISTAR:

pCRH7Qx7RFeqactHDUtb
8E11764A56762A4FA483
853CD151727B4989FEDA
--------
MiFibra: -1 ?d?l?u ?1?1?1?1?1?1?1?1

6cyLrJfj
GwefaqQ3
evatMyZ3
N4C7gTes
---------
WLAN_XXXX -1 ?dabcdef ?1?1?1?1?1?1?1?1?1?1?1?1?1?1?1?1?1?1?1?1

5331742ad1ea7ff6dd47
ddac93c75693a7a56e5d
928f2cbd6e6bea337995

 

[odiyy]

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ofc that depend whats ur hardware..


also look here (look at sox respond)

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[sevcan34]

ESSID:TURKSAT-KABLONET-XXXX-2.4G 0-9 a-f 8 (Netmaster Infinity 401 Castlenet Technology Inc.)
BSSID:FC:4A:E9:XX:XX:XX
Country Of Origin:Turkey
https://i0.shbdn.com/photos/96/18/81/x16_82696188136k.jpg


ESSID:VODAFONE_XXXX 0-9 a-f 8 (Netmaster Infinity 401 Castlenet Technology Inc.)
BSSID:FC:4A:E9:XX:XX:XX
Country Of Origin:Turkey
https://img.letgo.com/images/84/4f/30/61/844f3061c145e9548731c572eef80b0d.jpg

 

[Akasha]

Know anyone the Keyspace for A1 ?

 

[pretorian]

Yes it is feasible but you need better hardware. I can do this in about 5 days. But I wouldn't bother unless I really needed access to it. If it's just a random attack I'd move on to someone less secure.

If the concern is someone using your wifi then it's pretty secure. If it's likely to be a victim of a targeted attack, then not so much.

what would be your process steps if you were to pop its cherry ? these are all over the place now serisully plauge downtowns near the pub

 

[pretorian]

NETGEARXX [Adjective + Noun + 3 Digits] Len: Varies

NetgearKiller.dict - my Netgear WPA dict

any one update and make the large netgear killer dic - yet or every one still playing with bits we scavaged ... id like a complete one were i didnt have to hash cat add the extra bits