06-26-2022, 04:59 PM
I'm trying to crack default Wi-Fi key of a Huawei router. I know that the length of the password is 8 characters and it includes numbers, lowercase and uppercase characters. For example:
tSya7yQj
8po4eDUU
It would be great if a keygen would exist that could use SSID and MAC address to calculate the password but I guess that is not possible with this newer routers (or is it?).
I tried the basic bruteforce attack with a custom charset of ?l?u?d for all characters and it would take about 60 years for hashcat to go through all combinations.
I guess a rule could be applied to reduce the number of combinations, like:
password needs to have at least 3 of ?l but not over 5
password needs to have at least 2 of ?u but not over 4
password needs to have at least 1 of ?d but not over 2
Or if someone has a better idea it would be great.
Tnx
tSya7yQj
8po4eDUU
It would be great if a keygen would exist that could use SSID and MAC address to calculate the password but I guess that is not possible with this newer routers (or is it?).
I tried the basic bruteforce attack with a custom charset of ?l?u?d for all characters and it would take about 60 years for hashcat to go through all combinations.
I guess a rule could be applied to reduce the number of combinations, like:
password needs to have at least 3 of ?l but not over 5
password needs to have at least 2 of ?u but not over 4
password needs to have at least 1 of ?d but not over 2
Or if someone has a better idea it would be great.
Tnx