Attack Types and Supported Models

Attack Types

• means the output of PSKracker should be piped into a password recovery tool, such as Hashcat.
• means you will be given one (or a handful) of possible keys.
• means you will be given one (or a handful) of possible WPS PINs.
• means there are one or more dictionaries included in the 'dicts' folder.
• means the bssid of the network is required.

Supported Models

ATT

• ATT Arris NVG589 nvg589
• ATT Arris NVG599 nvg599

Usage

pskracker -t nvg589 | hashcat -m 2500 ATTXXXXXXX.hccapx

Comcast/Xfinity

• Comcast/Xfinity Cisco DPC3939 dpc3939
• Comcast/Xfinity Cisco DPC3941 dpc3941
• Comcast/Xfinity Arris TG1682G tg1682g
• Comcast/Xfinity Arris TG862G

Usage

pskracker -t dpc3939 -b 00:11:22:33:44:55

hashcat -m 2500 HOME-XXXX.hccapx -a 1 5num.txt 6.txt

Notes

• 5num.txt 6.txt and 6num.txt 5.txt are dictionary order options for combinator attack

EE

• Models following EE-Brightbox-XXXXXX SSID pattern

NETGEAR

• Models following NETGEARXX SSID pattern

Usage

hashcat -m 2500 NETGEARXX.hccapx -a 6 netgear.txt ?d?d?d

Notes

• Some models use 1 digit instead of 3
• To make the larger list, use combinator from hashcat-utils