![]() ![]() Dictionary recovery supports text wordlists in ASCII, UNICODE, UTF8, PCD, RAR, and ZIP.Loading password hashes from non-working operating systems, various network dumps, network sniffer logs, etc.Note however that the IEEE 802.11 standard sets the following password limit: min 8 and max 64 characters. Supports for long (up to 255 characters) passwords.'On the fly' decryption of some WPA/WPA2 hashes.For example, you can create your own wordlists by indexing the files on your hard disk drive. Additional tools, including powerful utilities for creating and managing dictionaries.Advanced audit reports, CPU and GPU speed benchmarks.Over 10 types of password recovery, many of which have been developed by and implemented in our company's products only.Built-in support for password search using both CPU and GPU power.Contemporary, customizable graphical interface.Wireless Password Recovery is not the utility to hack wifi passwords but instead allows you to find and identify weak spots of your wireless network, conduct audits of its security, recover forgotten WPA-PSK (Pre-Shared Key) and WPA2-PSK passwords of your home network. ![]() However, to maintain the proper security of a wireless network, all the components of the system must be periodically audited. WPA and WPA2 wireless network standards, if configured properly, provide sufficient security of personal information. Wireless Password Recovery is the only software solution that employs the most advanced password recovery methods developed in our company. (06-11-2012, 12:08 AM)Hash-IT Wrote: (06-10-2012, 11:54 PM)Socapex Wrote: Thanks so much for taking the time, some pretty good stuff in there (can't wait to check out Naxxatoe, hopefully it's good).Wireless Password Recovery is a utility for analyzing the security of your wireless networks and recovering WPA / WPA2 passwords. I have the router manufactory name and device model, I know that the target is a 10 digit password, numbers and letters or only numbers and I already discover, the MAC number, HEX key, plus the full web address of "patient's router", saved in. But at other hand, once guidance is received, with a huge easily to learn up fast. Therefore, I have downloaded oclhashcat-1.20 up to 1-36, but, with none skills to operate it. Have laptop, with OS win7 pro 圆4 pach1 and adapter intel Centrino Advanced N6205 15.15.0.1 from, with also WinPcap and WinDump installed.Īlso have Elcomsoft Wireless Security Auditor and Proactive Password Recovery, AirPcap (Riverbed) both installed, but not have the usb wifi device capture (Riverbed), so, what is the same of has nothing installed. I need to discover, decrypt I meant, wifi WPA2PSK AES password. If you don't know about multi-rules you are in for a treat !įirstly, forgive-me by my approach once I don't know you. You might want to think about that Naxxatoe list, as I can get 30GB of passwords from a very small list when using multi rules. I like base words and then rules to modify them in a particular way. He uses lists as they are and rules to change them. atom is completely the opposite to me on this as far as I remember him saying. There are many reasons I do this but its a bit long to explain now. I modify my lists much more than most people would think necessary, I assume some would say I go too far as I remove all prefixed / suffixed numbers and lower case everything. ![]() I prefer small, clean targeted lists rather than the monster overkill ones. I used to think that HUGE lists were best but I have a completely different view on it now. Any way you seem to have managed to dig down enough to find "Naxxatoe" ! There are further links as you go through those pages but I thought it best not to post everything. (06-10-2012, 11:54 PM)Socapex Wrote: Thanks so much for taking the time, some pretty good stuff in there (can't wait to check out Naxxatoe, hopefully it's good). ![]()
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