[aklug] Re: Also surprising

Right, anything with a pre shared key where enough handshake
information is available. The same can be done for a ton of
protocols. Because of that I wonder why they started with just
WPA/WPA-2. If there really is enough work to keep that many machines
busy then I need to generate a 136! million key database and set up my
own cluster and help people crack all sorts of protocol
authentication.

Who's with me!!! PSK will be the death of us all!!!!

- Shane

On Sat, Dec 12, 2009 at 10:57 PM, captgoodnight captgoodnight
<captgoodnight@hotmail.com> wrote:
> Sorry, should have been clearer, wpa2-enterprise.
>
> good weekend,
> --eddie
>
>
>
>> Date: Sat, 12 Dec 2009 18:43:20 -0900
>> Subject: [aklug] Re: Also surprising
>> From: bryanm@acsalaska.net
>> To: aklug@aklug.org
>>
>> On Thu, December 10, 2009 9:05 am, captgoodnight captgoodnight wrote:
>> > It's a VERY LARGE dictionary, with lots of cores supporting it.
>> >
>> > Something to remember, is that just like the tool cowpatty from back in the
>> > early days of wpa cracking, that they need that client/wap handshake. A way to
>> > defeat this is simple mac addr acls. A crazy random key will protect you too,
>> > as will wpa2.
>>
>> According to the website, the feature they're attacking is the PSK
>> (pre-shared key), which they say is vulnerable whether you're using
>> WPA or WPA2.
>>
>> --
>> Bryan Medsker
>> bryanm@acsalaska.net
>>
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