2 hours ago
Hashcat is the right tool for this! Unfortunately, an 11 character, a-z, 0-9 password is completely and utterly uncrackable (deliberately).
The maths for it is (26+10)^11 possible combinations (26 from the 26 lowercase characters and 10 from 0-9), divide that with the 5060Ti's WPA cracking speed of 737.8 kH/s (737 thousand passwords checked per second)
That'd give us 178,397,538,415 seconds, (or 5,657 years) to crack the password
WiFi manufacturers have caught onto this vulnerability and almost everyone makes very secure passwords, which is great for users but bad for us password crackers
Best wishes on finding the North-West Passage.
The maths for it is (26+10)^11 possible combinations (26 from the 26 lowercase characters and 10 from 0-9), divide that with the 5060Ti's WPA cracking speed of 737.8 kH/s (737 thousand passwords checked per second)
That'd give us 178,397,538,415 seconds, (or 5,657 years) to crack the password
WiFi manufacturers have caught onto this vulnerability and almost everyone makes very secure passwords, which is great for users but bad for us password crackers
Best wishes on finding the North-West Passage.