Guys, who here has actually successfully cracked a WPA2 that

I did. It was my cousin's, I cracked it by going to the router and looking at the little card sitting next to it.

>>56467611
That doesn't count.

Well actually it does - social engineering is a valid method.

But you know what I mean.

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So, the guys using aircrack are relying on their CPU and their wordlist.

Hashcats are working with a GPU and a wordlist plus a bunch of options.

Since my GPU is integrated I assume the aircrack option may be better - I get a much better rate. But I need a perfect wordlist.

I did it twice using Linset on Wifislax

>>56467741
>>56467741
Really?

What makes Linset different and can I use it outside Wifislax?

Does it capture and crack? what about wordlists?

>>56467861

>Mounts one FakeAP imitating the original
>A DHCP server is created on FakeAP
>It creates a DNS server to redirect all requests


Okay, so am I thinking of this straight? It creates an AP that looks the same, boots the clients off the other one and gathers passwords as they try to reconnect?


wtf

>>56467861
I'm not an expert on wifi but it makes the handshake with the computer's victim and deauthenticate the machine then it creates a fake pop up website when is asked to the victim to loggin again to his own network

>>56467932

Yeah, exactly. I'm looking at it now.

It's just a script with a ton of dependencies.

https://raw.githubusercontent.com/vk496/linset/master/linset

>>56467529
>Maybe the wordlist is the issue? Mine is fucking 13GB.
>13GB
Mate...

>>56467529
Me, but there was a WPS on a fucking Realtek. Password was 12345677.

>>56467977
Man, I know.

I have used smaller ones and just missed it entirely.

Do you have that perfect WL you are holding out on?

>>56467529
The only ones that I could successfully crack were the ones that had an SSID that allowed you to calculate the default password.

Other than that I think I managed to crack my own router through the WPS pin thingy once and that's it

What if they have whitelisted MAC addresses? Can you find that out before connecting?

Just protecting myself from skiddies :^)

>>56467529
Onlinehashcrack

Cracking wpa2 takes so long, it's almost like they don't want you to get into their Wi-Fi