crack wpa

[spawn]

definitively

how to crack wpa keys, without it is in dictionary.

it only saw brute-force .

how precompute the hashes ? only software for this ?

i already used the distributed passoword recovery, in some cases it functions very well

it is possible with cowpatty ?

passwords between 1 and 12 caracters only lowcase caracters and digits
its possible crack ?

what the time estimated ?


sorry for my english ...

thanks in advance

[theprez98]

how to crack wpa keys, without it is in dictionary.

Not currently possible.

passwords between 1 and 12 caracters only lowcase caracters and digits
its possible crack ?

what the time estimated ?

Again, not possible given the size of the generated tables.

[spawn]

Not currently possible.


Again, not possible given the size of the generated tables.

Ohhhh!!!!!!

alright !

thanks ...

sometimes the question isn't objective



your answers she was objective

again ,,,

thanks

[Oktain]

Sorry to bump a month old thread but you may be interested in following this:

forums.remote-exploit.org/showthread.php?t=18065

and

aircrack-ng.org/doku.php?id=tkiptun-ng

[Thorn]

Sorry to bump a month old thread but you may be interested in following this:

forums.remote-exploit.org/showthread.php?t=18065

and

aircrack-ng.org/doku.php?id=tkiptun-ng

Let's be clear on a several things:

• WPA has always had the known TKIP flaw. WPA was made to bridge WEP and WPA2.
  
• This attack never reveals the actual WPA key.
  
• This attack works only one way, AP to client, and only with small packets (e.g. ARP packets). Furthermore, it can only be used for between 8-15 packets. After that, the attacker would need decode it all over again for the next 8-15 packets.

All-in-all, it's only mildly interesting, especially if you are using WPA2 and a VPN on top of that for any critical data.

[Oktain]

Let's be clear on a several things:

• WPA has always had the known TKIP flaw. WPA was made to bridge WEP and WPA2.
  
• This attack never reveals the actual WPA key.
  
• This attack works only one way, AP to client, and only with small packets (e.g. ARP packets). Furthermore, it can only be used for between 8-15 packets. After that, the attacker would need decode it all over again for the next 8-15 packets.

All-in-all, it's only mildly interesting, especially if you are using WPA2 and a VPN on top of that for any critical data.

Very true.

I should have outlined that when posting. However to quote some random internet source I just happen to recall, it's "battered, but not broken".

As a good pen tester it's good to know the flaw, how it works, and of course the solution. Thanks for the follow up on that Thorn!

[Thorn]

Very true.

I should have outlined that when posting. However to quote some random internet source I just happen to recall, it's "battered, but not broken".

As a good pen tester it's good to know the flaw, how it works, and of course the solution. Thanks for the follow up on that Thorn!

No problem, I just didn't want someone tripping across this thread to conclude that breaking WPA is something that's easily done.

[Thorn]

how to crack wpa that the question

That is answered in multiple threads. Please search.

[spawn]

Be very clean . the idea

Again,
thanks folks ...