[The Dutch Gamer]

I use this one on my SGS, not rooted as I still need to have the guts to install a different Kernal on my phone

http://code.google.com/p/android-tho...downloads/list

Works best in the EU

[Mackdanny]

I just better not see yall outside my window. If i see anybody attempt to crack my setup they will notice i have some cracking to do myself.... your skulls.

[digiprog]

Originally Posted by Mackdanny I just better not see yall outside my window. If i see anybody attempt to crack my setup they will notice i have some cracking to do myself.... your skulls.

hahah :P nice one btw ! i have a huge anttena soo :P im gona be far so u wont see mee

[justforyou]

wep/wpa/wpa2 all crackable depending on the u have or willing to spend.

wep takes about several minutes.
wpa/wpa2 is still the handshake and then dictonary based attack.
but now wps security is also easily breaked with backtrack, and a good nearby connection takes about 11 hours to be cracked.

donno why every router implements wps because the security is weaker then wpa/wpa2 because of the several digits pin :S

[digiprog]

what im interested in is porting some how backtrack to ps3 and try to crack my AP with .. but im lost and dont know where to start :P anw will give it a shot tomorrow.

[baargle]

Originally Posted by digiprog WPA is Basically WPA2 it differs a bit in cracking .. WPA/WPA2 is easy to catch the "Handshake" but the times differce between lets say 8 number based character password bruteforcing can be cracked and its easy .. but lets talk about a 11+ character it may take about an hour if the password was in a huge wordlist.. and bruteforcing that is smthn i say is not impossible but it will take years..

This is what I mean though, as everyone knows router keys are 8 characters, but not numbers alone generally. I'm specifically talking about WPA2 here though WPA has been *broken* as in it makes no difference what characters are used.

If it's using a dictionary attack then that's just brute forcing again and there's no chance an 8 character key could be broken in any reasonable amount of time as authentication takes many times longer than say for a compressed archive stored locally where millions of passwords can be tried a second.

Edit - best I just give this stuff a go myself methinks

[H3avyRa1n]

you can break wpa2 using the wps flaw, much more easy to break something numeric..

[digiprog]

Originally Posted by H3avyRa1n you can break wpa2 using the wps flaw, much more easy to break something numeric..

Well where i live.. Most wireless routers has no WPS enabled i even didn't has the chance to try WPS flaw using reaver.