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Estel
2012-04-12 , 06:28
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Reaver *should* also store WPA key (alongside other informations) in
/home/user/reaver/reaver.db
- database file, which can be browser easily on-device, using dbBrowser (available from repositories).
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Using latest 1.4 reaver build from this thread, I wasn't able to crack a single WPS PIN, despite trying on many different routers (although, with UP-To-Date firmwares). It just cycles up to 100% and start again from 0... WTF? Anyone else experiencing it?
BTW, I have also noticed, that many routers - after firmware upgrades - started to work differently, considering WPS. Now, when trying to connect to them "holy way" - via Maemo connection's manager - it shows me random PIN and instructions to input it
into access point
, instead of asking for PIN to be input on N900 side. MAy it be cause of inability to crack PIN - it started to expect certain PIN on AP web interface side on every connection, instead of using pre-defined PIN, required from client by AP? That would explain why it can try every possible PIN and still fail...
I wonder if such changes are effect of all buzz around Reaver - manufacturers releasing some lame update... Why the heck should anyone care for WPS, if she/he must login to AP web interface, before using it? Doing so, one can just copy proper Passphrase to device. It seems to kill all intended time-saving of WPS, alongside ease of use.
/Estel
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