You caught the hash, now crack it.

This is the thread for everything related to password attacks, hashes, tools and hardware for cracking. Anyone here running a satisfactory setup? blogpost about them, what are your tips on building? Any good resources on wordlist creation?

>>13322 For WPA, I have been experimenting with ProblWL-v2-Real-WPA-Passwords , a 1.8 Billion item list. So far , I have actually had little luck.

>>13323 Most routers have default passwords with patterns you can brute force in a few days to a few weeks with a single good graphics card. https://forum.hashkiller.co.uk/topic-view.aspx?t=2715 Watch out though because a few weeks of cracking might land you with a bigger electricity bill than the hardware you bought.

>>13329 https://web.archive.org/web/20160626173918/https://forum.hashkiller.co.uk/topic-view.aspx?t=2715

I call local ISPs and grill them for how their default passwords are formatted. Then I throw some GPUs at them, and voila, free internet.

>>13323 Small tip for wpa Always put the the most common digit passwords aside first Then go through the entirety of (yourcountry)'s phone numbers (usually it's 8, 9 or 10 digit length Then the default router keyspace Thede keyspaces make up to the overwhelming majority of passwords, so dont waste your time with huge wpa wordlists and start making a custom list based on taegets A little anecdote, if it's an android tether or one of those shoddy 4g boxes, the password is almost always 8 digits

I just use a decent GPU and hashcat, has done more than plenty for me.