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recently i am trying to get the password by cracking wps pin by reaver attack.
the code i run is ”
reaver -b (bssid) -c (channel) -i wlan0mon -vv ”
it takes too much time guessing wps pin because it starts counting from 0000*… Continue reading Reaver attack related
My hardware looks like this :
Lenovo Laptop running RHEL, and Virtual Machine Manager launching a VM with Kali Linux.
Tried these network cards :
TL-WN722N
AWUS051NH
AWUS036NH
I am booting the VM into live mode (i don’t … Continue reading WPS cracking using reaver-bully on Kali Linux
I was attempting to brute-force the WPS PIN on my home router to check the security of my network. Strangely, after three days it still had not finished, I believe this is because my computer was far away from the router whil… Continue reading How to continue where I left off on reaver?
Reaver download below, this tool has been designed to be a robust and practical tool to hack WPS Pin WiFi Networks using WiFi Protected Setup (WPS) registrar PINs in order to recover WPA/WPA2 passphrases.
It has been tested against a wide variety of access points and WPS implementations.
The original Reaver implements an online brute force attack against, as described in here [PDF]. reaver-wps-fork-t6x version 1.6b is a community forked version, which has included various bug fixes and additional attack method (the offline Pixie Dust attack).
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Usually when it’s done, the WPA passphrase/password is listed immediately below the WPS PIN.
Any idea what it means when it’s absent from the results?
I also tried entering the PIN directly, using the -p(–pin=) flags to no… Continue reading What does it mean when Reaver returns a PIN but no passphrase?
I’ve been conducting some simple penetration tests on a few older wireless routers that I have lying around, focusing mainly on WPS vulnerabilities. I’ve been having some trouble with an old Belkin router (model F9K1108v1). T… Continue reading What additional steps can be taken in a wireless network penetration test after acquiring WPS pin?
I’ve been conducting some simple penetration tests on a few older wireless routers that I have lying around, focusing mainly on WPS vulnerabilities. I’ve been having some trouble with an old Belkin router (model F9K1108v1). T… Continue reading What additional steps can be taken on a wireless network penetration test after acquiring WPS pin?
I don’t totally understand how the WPS protocol works but why cannot a user get the hash of the WPS pin from the router and crack it in the same way a WPA2 handshake is cracked? (Not pixiewps but bruteforce 8 number keyspace)… Continue reading WPS Why Can’t Pin be Bruteforced Offline
I read an article on this site,
but didn’t get what I wanted so my concerns are:
How does pixie dust attack work?
What is the flaw that only certain routers contain to being vulnerable for Pixie-Dust attack?
I’m trying to test the wifi security of my router at home. It has WPS activated. I know WPS should deactivated, I’m only testing…
Reaver is “spitting” a lot of messages, the question is:
What is the meaning of all of that… Continue reading WPS. Output messaging translation to "human readable"