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colla84 2012-03-06 13:17
Re: [request] reaver for n900 - wps pin brute force hack
 
10 pages and i dont know how to using reaver and walsh on my cleven, i have installed cleven-experimental too... but i see the thread (and maybe the program) it's deleted.

how to? :)

Thanks Regards.

mr_pingu 2012-03-07 15:50
Re: [request] reaver for n900 - wps pin brute force hack
 
What's the latest working and tested version here? I have long time no play with reaver, and I am still on the 1.3 I compiled long time ago. Now I see various attached files in various threads, and also reports of non-working versions.

My own development environment is eh kinda offline, my mobo died. I have no idea how that could happen but that's offtopic anyway...

szopin 2012-04-27 20:31
Re: [request] reaver for n900 - wps pin brute force hack
 
Quote:
Originally Posted by Estel (Post 1152573)
Using version 88 (thanks, marc0s_h4f!), I was able to perform much more efficient attack on router, that in last tests, was repeating less and less reliably over time (I described it as going quickly to 1% or so, then, considerably loosing performance, so after 10 hours it was still 1,81%).

Now it's waring from 6 seconds/attemp (!) to 12-13, and in few hours I got 10% already. I think there are good chances, that it's going to be first "regular" WPS router cracked by me, by pure "reaver" method :) which is nice, as - otherwise - it's WPA2-AES, with damn-long-passphrase (no chances to crack it other way, ever).

/Estel
Estel, can you confirm this deterioration is happening with my bins? Also what arguments are you using? Just curious, as results vary so wildly it is hard to pinpoint the culprit (safe router, bad bins, wrong arguments...). Reaver dev seems to have stopped, so time for a package in repos I assume

Raimu 2012-04-27 20:53
Re: [request] reaver for n900 - wps pin brute force hack
 
Anyone feel like compiling the last version developed, 1.4r113?

Estel 2012-04-28 00:34
Re: [request] reaver for n900 - wps pin brute force hack
 
Szopin, most of the time I use -S and -a.

Honestly, I can't confirm deterioration - as written in my further (than quotation) posts, many times reaver was working quite fast, but wasn't able to find correct PIN even @ 100%, so it cycled from 0 again. I got NFC why it's like that.

From a month or so I'm unable to crack any new (not exactly bran new) WPS router I'm trying, and I have no idea if it's caused by firmware upgrades released by vendors after Reaver fuss, bad implementation or Reaver, or just bad luck.

Summing it up, I'll happily test latest version packaged into repos - it could be only better, I hope :)

/Estel

szopin 2012-04-28 13:46
Re: [request] reaver for n900 - wps pin brute force hack
 
Ok, was just wondering if this was a repeatable result. Haven't spent enough time to test this properly, but I do get results months after WPS bug coming-out, so unlikely all routers do firmware update seamlessly. If that was the case would expect zero results by now. The repeating of same PIN try for me in few routers was just a single argument fix, which is why I am assuming this can also impact results. Add to that possibility to use 2 N900s to lower the crack-time to 2h (maybe 4 for 1h? would need some bluetooth/wifi syncing of results and quite some development time/investment... or maybe just recompile code in one to count downwards? worth a think) and WPS is the new WEP (in some places I still get 6 WPS enabled networks for 8 appearing, wild wepst all around). As this is WPS or never (WPA) all results (even negative) are welcome

Saturn 2012-04-28 13:57
Re: [request] reaver for n900 - wps pin brute force hack
 
Quote:
Originally Posted by szopin (Post 1198674)
...Add to that possibility to use 2 N900s to lower the crack-time to 2h (maybe 4 for 1h? would need some bluetooth/wifi syncing of results and quite some development time/investment... or maybe just recompile code in one to count downwards? worth a think) ...
I might be wrong, but from what I understand a coordinated/multiple attack on the router will not give faster results. The bottleneck (in some cases on purpose) is the low processing power on the router and multiple or quicker attacks will saturate it and even block it completely.

szopin 2012-04-28 14:00
Re: [request] reaver for n900 - wps pin brute force hack
 
Quote:
Originally Posted by Saturn (Post 1198679)
I might be wrong, but from what I understand a coordinated/multiple attack on the router will not give faster results. The bottleneck (in some cases on purpose) is the low processing power on the router and multiple or quicker attacks will saturate it and even block it completely.
Ok, going to try that tonight on my router (second N900 from 5000 upwards) at least the first half of attack (still can give 2h saving if succeeds), will post results.

pali 2012-07-30 15:27
Re: [request] reaver for n900 - wps pin brute force hack
 
Hi, can somebody create dsc & deb packages for reaver and push them to extras-devel?

sifo 2012-07-30 17:29
Re: [request] reaver for n900 - wps pin brute force hack
 
i would like to do it but i dont know which version in this thread :)

can any one please point me for the working one ?

./sifo


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