To kiarashmm:
In our areas of operation this chipset is in over half the available targets. And in every case the network locks after ten(10) pin requests and does not respond to pixiedust.
The router can though be cracked with reaver as occasionally one of these networks resets its pin to 12345670 and reaver then easily extracts the WPA key.
If the network does not lock and responds to reaver pin requests then just use reaver in a command line.
If the pins climb to 99,99% and spin the router may have reset its pin to 12345670 during the attack so just add --pin=12345670 to your command line or start a new brute force attack.
If the routers WPS system locks then a automated process like that found in varmacscan2.8 is the tool of choice in this case. There may be other tools we are just not aware of them
MTeams
