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Thread: Question about my home security vs Hashcat
Post: RE: Question about my home security vs Hashcat
| excellent food for thought. thank you both. |
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kev_f |
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01-08-2013, 02:32 AM |
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Thread: Question about my home security vs Hashcat
Post: RE: Question about my home security vs Hashcat
| thanks for the advice, when I created the pass, i literally tapped randomly on the keys then took a 10 digit segment out, so i am pretty confident it is random. it's certainly not in any word list i a... |
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kev_f |
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01-08-2013, 02:24 AM |
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Thread: Question about my home security vs Hashcat
Post: RE: Question about my home security vs Hashcat
| hi thanks for the quick reply. the pass was set by me, the router had no pass by default!
you say a random pass is hard to crack, but what if it were 6 characters long? am i missing something here...... |
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kev_f |
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01-08-2013, 02:16 AM |
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Thread: Question about my home security vs Hashcat
Post: Question about my home security vs Hashcat
| hey all
i have been reading up about hashcat and looking at some of the stats and have a question about WPA crunching ability via brute force.
my router is set with a password that is 10 characters ... |
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kev_f |
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01-08-2013, 01:59 AM |
