Is there anything faster than airolib-ng to generate pmk's?

[str4ng3r]

Hi there.

I've been using the aircrack-ng suite to test my wireless network.
Using the smaller wordlist's from g0tmi1k i wasn't able to do it, however i came accross a more sophisticated attack since it tests not only alot more passphrase's (aircrack-ng limits the wordlist to 2GB) it also does it a lot faster. Yep, airolib-ng is where all begins.

By fiddling with it, i found that the amount of time to generate all the pmk's to 1GB+ wordlist is almost limitless... since PMK's are being generated at a pace of 150 PMK/s. Knowing that i'm using a quadcore workhorse rig, i can make that number go up by 4 times, however it's still too slow, since i have hundred millions combinations to process...

Is there a way to do this job faster?

Thanks for your input.

[str4ng3r]

After some research i found pyrit. It managed to get my workhorse rig to pump up an average of 2500 PMK/s... for a 4 year old quadcore it's not bad at all, i think.
Even with this 7 year old laptop i can managed to get about 200 PMK/s while with airolib-ng i could only produce about 100.

All in all i guess that's the end of the line.

Peace out and remember; Never talk to str4ng3r's.

[daedalus1776]

To answer your question; CUDA or OpenCL.