Short answer: attack WPS through reaver.
A slightly longer & educative answer:
Check this out and be amazed how long will it take.
Unfortunately, reaver isn't nearly as effective these days as many routers are immune. Had fun with it a few years ago though.
Not sure what OP will make of your link though - he seems to have trouble hitting "s" and reading the ETA
If hashcat uses this random-algorithmus to shuffle the digits- i dont know. I can't see.
To get banned i am not afraid. I am allowed to use the handshake.
My neighbour and me have a "game" running:
I ask him to test his router for security holes and if i could crack it- he promised me 1 year free internet!
But after 2 weeks of bruteforcing and wps-attacks i think i give up! :-(
WPS was not succesfully: i got reaver with really tricky arguments to NOT kicked out from the router and it gets 90.91% but than running 2 days and nights without going on...
i think i have better things to do and my electricity company will be afraid: but i think his router is really saved. I tried a lot.
But of course: this is the legal sence for all this programs, ain't it!? : TO CHECK IF YOUR SECURITY IS VULNERABLE!
yes! The wps-holes are f ixed in many routers and reaver could be a thing of the past.
äääh, what means OP and what is the ETA??? :-p
somebody knows if: "Hashcat uses Markov Chains to mix things up a bit - not totally random but not 0000,0001,0002,...,9998,9999 either" like in oclHashcat?
Is it easy to get it working on The-Distribution-Which-Does-Not-Handle-OpenCL-Well (Kali) linux AS LIVE-SYSTEM?.
aaargggghhhh - NO, i give up!!!! hahahahahha
my neighbour just wants to see if his router its safe- angd hey it is! i think nobody will get it in less than 2 weeks.
So for him its a positive result, hahaha!
And me? i am a looser, hahahaha
So please bann me, hahahaha :-p