WPA2 charsets, can you help please.

[Theorangefrog]

1) Does anyone know of any sites that has charsets i can use in hashcat for different routers that have random default passwords. 
2) Or perhaps a list of passwords so i can find similarities between them for instance the first 4 characters might be the last 4 digits of my mac address which would lower my cracking time considerably.
I already know my pasdwords contain (1-9) (a-f) which is a start...

[jodler303]

if your password is hex only and length 8, simply brute force it ... for the rest:

1) https://forum.hashkiller.co.uk/topic-view.aspx?t=2715
2) https://github.com/Routerkeygen
3) use duckduckgo, google or any other image search. the net offers a photos for all kinds of router models. some photos include wifi keys, so you get an idea of the password structure
4) 4gltemall's blog has many photos of routers, quite a few incl. wifi keys, e.g. http://www.4gltemall.com/blog/category/4g-lte-cpe/
5) disassemble firmware, e.g. http://www.radare.org/r/
6) go to a shop and buy the same router to see the password structure.

[Theorangefrog]

if your password is hex only and length 8, simply brute force it ...   for the rest:

1) https://forum.hashkiller.co.uk/topic-view.aspx?t=2715
2) https://github.com/Routerkeygen
3) use duckduckgo, google or any other image search. the net offers a photos for all kinds of router models. some photos include wifi keys, so you get an idea of the password structure
4) 4gltemall's blog has many photos of routers, quite a few incl. wifi keys, e.g. http://www.4gltemall.com/blog/category/4g-lte-cpe/
5) disassemble firmware, e.g. http://www.radare.org/r/
6) go to a shop and buy the same router to see the password structure.

 
Thanks for the reply my password is 10 characters long and i have a gpu capable of 200,000 hashes a second so i imagine it would take me forever.

[jodler303]

don't imagine, do the math ;-)

for hex len = 10:
16^10/200000/60/60/24 = 63,6 days.

for len=10, hex excluding "1":
15^10/200000/3600/24 = 33,3 days.

doable. especially as 200 kH/s is in a range where it's cheap / easy to upgrade.