Result: difference is negligible: 1 sec overall Is Aircrack-ng slowed down by complex passphrase?ġ00,000 Passphrases in 04' 43", or 353.3 Pswd/sec Tests were done on a Intel Dual Core 2.5GHz, 4GB RAMġ00,000 Passphrases in 04' 42", or 354.61 Pswd/sec One with complex passphrase of 50 printable characters: with 50,000 less than 8 ch and 50,000 more than 8 ch long Nevertheless, they are still using very short default password.
It is only worth it if you know that you are going to reuse the precomputed table over and over again.Īfter many years, Dlink has started assigning different SSIDs to their router (Dlink.1234)
but you'll spend a lot of time computing. If you spend your days assessing networks, that, maybe, could be useful with SSIDs such as "Linksys" etc. The SSID is used as "salt" in the hash, hence you'll have to precompute a different one for each SSID. The precomputed PMK (Pairwise Master Key) has pros and cons. I would split the Dic in two and reverse one (start from bottom up) or use multiple dictionaries. Yes, copy the Dumplog and the Dictionary(ies) and use as many as you want. I have multiple Macs, can I speed up the key recovery? One solution is to stop Aircrack, note carefully the name of the last key checked, and edit your Wordlist few keys before, save under a temp name and restart when ready. Hold your horses! There is no real pause when running a Wordlist on Aircrack-ng
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