Reaver modfication for Pixie Dust Attack

[soxrok2212]

Thanks for the reply Got the logic. Apparently None of the 3 Pins was correct. All tries led to LockOut. PixieWPS also not working on RTL8671. Normal Reaver attack stops @11th pin, and after that "25 Successive Start Failures". Is RTL8671 Un-hackable? ***i am going to lose the bet**

The RTL8671 is certainly different. It is a SoC (System on Chip) which means pretty much everything is done on that chip... different than your average AP. SoC are generally found in DSL+Cable+Fiber/Router combo devices which leads me to think that they use a different PRNG.

The good news: When I first noticed the static E-Nonce on Realtek devices it kinda told me that their implementation was insecure. Again, seeing a strange nonce following the XX:XX:00:00 pattern, it leads me to think their implementation here is broken also. Wiire and I are looking at it and if we can't find anything, I'll talk with Dominique Bongard. All great people to work with and I love having the pleasure of being able to

--I will move to the Pixie Dust thread since this is does not pertain to Reaver