PSKracker v0.3.1 releases: An all-in-one WPA/WPS toolkit

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PSKracker

PSKracker is a collection of WPA/WPA2/WPS default algorithms/password generators/pingens written in C.

Attack Types

  • bruteforce means PSKracker will output a large number of possible keys and should be piped into a password recovery tool, such as Hashcat.
  • psk means you will be given one (or a handful) of possible keys.
  • wps means you will be given one (or a handful) of possible WPS PINs.
  • dictionary means there are one or more dictionaries included in the ‘dicts’ folder.
  • bssid means the bssid of the network is required.
  • If there is a model in code tags listed, that is the option to use with the -t argument in pskracker.

Supported OS

PSKracker should compile on macOS, Windows (with Cygwin), and any Linux system.
It has been tested on macOS High Sierra 10.13.6, Windows 10, Ubuntu 16.04, Ubuntu 18.04 and ArchLinux. Embedded systems are not supported, though may still work. PSKracker is intended to be run on true pentesting environments (Desktop/Workstation/Laptop). Some psk generators (not bruteforce) are still suitable for embembedded systems, but I will not provide support due to the nature of the tool.

Changelog v0.3.1

  • add older Belkin algorithm
  • update Netgear wordlists and fix typo
  • add small FiOS wordlist
  • add optimized NVG589 algorithm (mrfancypants)
  • ISP/manufacturers can be selected with -t
  • -f outputs all possible keys for selected target (useful for checking various algorithms when the exact target model is unknown)

Install

git clone https://github.com/soxrok2212/pskracker
cd pskracker/
make
sudo make install

Usage

Usage: pskracker <arguments>



Required Arguments:

	

	-t, --target	: Target model number



Optional Arguments:

	-b, --bssid	: BSSID of target

	-W, --wps	: Output possible WPS pin(s) only

	-G, --guest	: Output possible guest WPA key(s) only

	-s, --serial	: Serial number

	-f, --force	: Force full output

	-h, --help	: Display help/usage

Disclaimer

This project is intended for testing and securing your own networks or networks you have permission to audit. This is not intended to be used maliciously.

Copyright (C) 2017 soxrok2212 

Source: https://github.com/soxrok2212/

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