(Sep 9, 2024 12:49 PM)dashka Wrote:  Hello there,
if you see this, you are right to assume that I am not the best yet, but I am working on
my skills so far so Id be glad to get some help as a beginner.

So I want to crack a Wifi Password and so far I captured a handshake and as far as I know
they have WPA2 but I cant tell you for sure cause they somehow have like 4 Wifis with the same
name??? But anyways at least one of them has WPA2 and thats the one I am interested in.
I tried to brute force it with a few password lists of like 100gb and stuff like that but considering
their technical skills Id presume that they use a random generated Fritz Box Password ( with I think
around 16-20 digits), so brute force does not make much sense. I might add that they are Romanians
so maybe a password list in their language would be an option as well.

So now my question is: What do I do now?
I read about an evil twin or honey pot wifi but I dont know how much sense
that would make or if there are easier methods

Best regards,
a newbie


PS why I do this?
1. My dad turns off the wifi at night and then Id have another one
2. They have a security camera thats probably not well secured and I wanna try get some pictures of it

(Sep 9, 2024 08:41 PM)DramaKing Wrote:  What did you use that captured a WPA/WPA2 handshake, but didn't tell you the security? If the password is random and bruteforcing doesn't make much sense, then I'm afraid that you're SOL.

(Sep 10, 2024 09:00 AM)dashka Wrote:  Hi, sorry for the bad wording or writing what I mean and mb for the lack of informations
so i checked again and it is a WPA2 Wifi and the point of my question here was to be clear this time:
1. Does it make sense to brute force a Password Wifi if I know the amount of digits
1.1 Are there any available lists to use?

2. What other options do I have to crack their wifi or what other informations do I need like which router and so

(Sep 11, 2024 08:30 AM)DramaKing Wrote:  10 digits would be about my limit.

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I went back to another thread where I calculated 200-250 years to crack a default Fritzbox password.

(Sep 12, 2024 11:45 AM)dashka Wrote:  Alright thanks for the help so far, but I do have a last question.
Considering the amount of time a password list takes to run I thought about just letting a server
run that but are there any other options to get into their Wifi which are faster?

(Sep 11, 2024 08:30 AM)DramaKing Wrote:  10 digits would be about my limit.

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I went back to another thread where I calculated 200-250 years to crack a default Fritzbox password.

(Sep 12, 2024 12:33 PM)Sparton Wrote:  Using a RTX4090 20 digits would take about 1,255,500 years to crack.

(Sep 12, 2024 02:23 PM)Wifi Pineapple Wrote:  vast.ai is a place you can rent GPUs for pretty cheap /hour. Get a lot of them strung together and feel free to crack that way. But no body would willingly run Fritz network to crack without a good chunk of money up front.