Realtek has actually had this patched since ~2016. If you want to look for yourself, hop onto Belkin's website and download the latest firmware and the previous firmware for F9K1105v2, extract them,...
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Realtek has actually had this patched since ~2016. If you want to look for yourself, hop onto Belkin's website and download the latest firmware and the previous firmware for F9K1105v2, extract them,...
I would assume aanarchyy meant the CM MAC, SSID, and PSK...?
FWIW, you should use GitHub to post the source code of your projects, not host zip files.
Hi all
I haven't posted here in a while, but I figured I'd try to get some more public exposure. I'm working on a new project called PSKracker, which is a toolkit written in C for generating...
It is actually the model of the AP... just a poor security implementation. Many vendors of gateways (modem/router combos) assume some ISP will use their hardware and that they will NOT use the...
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Yes it is offline. Yes you can bruteforce when you are far from the AP, but you need to have all the information gathered from it first, meaning you have to be near it at some point to get it.
Or your connection is crappy, unsupported wireless card, WPS is enabled but not configure, AP is low on entropy, there are literally 1,000 reasons as to why there may be a problem.
It helps if...
I hate when this happens. Try
apt-get remove libssl1.0.0
apt-get install libssl-dev
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Read the dependencies in Reaver's Github. It will tell you everything you need to know.
apt-get update
apt-get install libpcap-dev libssl-dev libsqlite3-dev
It looks like you may have a problem with your sources.list, try this:
gedit /etc/apt/sources.list
Replace everything with the sources for your distribution:...
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You need to know the SSID. Reaver needs the SSID to associate and without it you will continuously fail to associate (Reaver will say it is successful if you use -A, it assumes you are associating by...
This looks very nice! Interested to see how this progresses!
No. There will be an update if it is supported, no need to keep asking.
Firmware should already be there. Try this
apt-get update
apt-get install firmware-ralink
Thanks, added both.
Also to everyone, if you find some that are not vulnerable please list them here as well as those are are vulnerable.
Thanks, added to the database.
Btw, 500th post! :cool:
My car has the same engine and won't start, what's wrong?!
We need more information! What is happening? What is your setup? What is your target? What hardware do you have? Did you install...
The same chipset doesn't mean anything. It's like saying my car has the same motor as you, why doesn't it work? Every system may be configured differently, slightly different parts, different...
What would the benefit be? Reaver follows a et sequence and Bully just chooses PINs at random. There will always be 11,000 possibilities not matter what.
Maybe WPS is enabled but not configured.
You will get nowhere with crunch dude. Pixie Dust is the best option in the case that you are attacking a supported chipset (Ralink, MediaTek, Celeno, Raltek, and Broadcom eCos), otherwise I would...
Ohh I like this... more collaboration :) Btw kcdtv, how's the new gear? Any pixie vulns in the newer hardware?
I figured :) Thanks for the confirmation.
Can you post Reaver/Bully output? Would like to confirm, wikidevi says it's Realtek: https://wikidevi.com/wiki/Amped_Wireless_SR10000
I was hesitant to switch to Bully but I've found the same exact results. Distance is no longer a problem with Bully and everything runs much, much quicker.
Also, I do have the modified version of...
As aanarchyy also said, it's just a zip file.
Have you tried with Bully 1.1? What kind of problems happened.
I'm actually surprised AAnarchYY's Bully hasn't made it into the Kali repos yet. @g0tmilk, make this happen!
Also mmusket, I strongly urge you to put your code on GitHub so you can get better...
Reaver is all code ripped from Hostapd, it was meant to be a quick and crappy solution. Bully, was developed correctly and wasn't just a quick solution. In my testing, Bully completed the WHOLE...
I'm ditching Reaver. Code is way too buggy. Bully works SO much better and also runs on more *nix distributions... @mmusket I think you should switch to Bully for future scripts.
kcdtv is right, you don't need an Android. Any linux distribution should do.
Hm, my last consideration would either be that your wireless card is bad(which I doubt since it seems to handle reaver and bully ok up to the point of receiving the PSK) or the router does not have...
Not as of right now unfortunately.
You could also try bully: https://github.com/aanarchyy/bully starts on a random pin.
Hahahahaha
Working on it now :)
UPDATE: Should be fixed now :)
I made a detailed writeup of the vulnerability available here: http://division0.net/wps-pixie-dust.html
If you are looking for more technical details, check out that post!
Pretty sure it is a hash of the actual password. Try with Bully: https://github.com/aanarchyy/bully
Youtube links are not allowed, if you don't remove it you will get a notification from an Admin and it will be removed, just saying.
TP-Link is known to use the same 8 char WPS PIN as the WPA key. Also happened on a TL-WDR4300.
D-Link is not a chipset, it is a manufacturer. ZyXEL probably uses every chipset on the market for different applications. There is no 1 chipset for a specific manufacturer.
Pixiewps is for wireless systems, not modems. And it depends on the chipset as you can read on the first page of this thread.
Well, it's been over a year since I made this thread. 265,000 views and 13 months later, manufacturers STILL have yet to resolve this problem. Actually, the initial disclosure of the attack was...
As of right now, KiliX is being designed as an embedded OS to run on small embedded systems (pretty much devices that can run OpenWrt or similar). Don't really have an ETA. AAnarchYY is the leader of...
Why don't you just try it and see what happens?
They're both the same.
Try using AAnarchYY's bully: https://github.com/aanarchyy/bully
I was actually about to post that.. That's exactly what I did!