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Best Linux OS For Breaking Wifi Passwords 2016-11-02 18:32:27 Post No. 57356111
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/g/ what is the best Linux OS for breaking WPA/WPA2 wifi passwords?
Also in general what is the easiest way to do this.
I want to have access to some signals around me, in case my internet gets turned off, ill have an emergency access point.
I don't want to leech forever, this would just be used for emergencies in case you're wondering.
I have planned to purchase a strong wifi wireless PCI Express card. I can upgrade my desktop with the card to have more bars & such. So my question here is what card do you recommend? I'm looking at the http://www.tp-link.com/ brand, perhaps their archer series of cards, they seem powerful.
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>>57356111
You would get caught if you are on the US
Do you wanna get fucked in the ass so hard, OP?
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>>57356111
never heard of kali?
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>>57356111
Cracking WPA is a meme.
But, if your new to this stuff just install Kali. It will have all of the tools you "need"
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>>57356164
How? If you're using Tor over VPN
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>>57356164
the people here NEVER access their router
The ISP sets everything up, leaves, thats it.
So if I connect to one of these people, they would NEVER KNOW they never check their router or check current connections to it
Even if they did check it, they are technologically illertate, this means they would not even know whats wrong, or what am ystery device is doing connected to the device.
They have unlimited data & such, so like I said, never get caught connected to one of these people.
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>>57356226
>>57356273
Okay then, it's up to you so you better know your shit and i hope you actually didn't use Google
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>>57356190
>Cracking WPA is a meme.
no, these people use the default passwords format that come with the router.
This means it follows a very specific format & has severely limited possible combos.
The format is
2 capital letters (A to Z)
2 numbers (0 to 9)
3 capital letters (A to Z)
2 numbers (0 to 9)
1 capital letter (A to Z)
So you see, the format is very exact & limited
they dont set their password to just ANYTHING
It is just what the router comes with
Everyone uses the same ISP here too, theres just one. So I know everyone has the same service.
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>>57356304
The tor guy was not me, the OP, but yes I know my shit. I use Tor, a VPN service, various encryption (offered by the VPN program), & other things on my connection.
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>>57356318
>Shitting around with passwords
I would rather use evil twin attack. It's just werks. Later this skill come in handy to spread malware.
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>>57356318
The default password format?
Default password format for WPA is more than 8 characters.
Even if everyone used the defaults that you just made up it would take weeks for most commercial machines to crack 1 password.
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>>57356175
I saw it in Mr. Robot.
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>>57356401
hmm never heard of this, thanks
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