I had two Arris routers available in wash with lock status as NO initially. I
tried the basic command of reaver to do them, and after 3 attempts, it kept on
showing "detected ap rate limiting waiting 60 seconds before re-checking". I
stopped the attack and when I try to resume it, I couldn't even accociate with
them, accosiate fail message and timeout message kept on showing. I checked
wash list, they both disappeared from the wash list. I don't know if my initial
attack was discovered by their security software and they turned off the WPS
feature or the two routers turned off the WPS by temselves due to my attack.
Later I got familiar with reaver and tried to play with those arguements but
none of them were working, which showed their WPS seemed already turned off
permanently for sure.
So what should I do?
I have some plans in mind.
1. Try to force these APs to reboot or reset, either by crash them via DDos or
anything else that will bring the similar results and then they will reboot or
reset by themselves or their holders will find their network are not working so
manually reset their routers. So by that I can use reaver again, but yet the
new problem is how to prevent they lock the WPS again.
2. I also tried the aircrack, but since their default passwords are up to 16
chacacters with combination of numbers and letters, the dictionary would be
extremely large. So after a try, I gave up.
3. As I know I can somehow use the MAC address or the manufactuer of the router
to search for their default PIN and WEP online(I believe they are still
defalut).
4. I don't know if I can log in to the routers' gateway page (192.168.100.1)
without actually successfully connected to the router(I mean just type a random
password when I try to connect them and it will still show the status as
"connected" in my connection panel). (And again, I still believe that username
and password are still default, which are admin and 1234).
Above are all the ways I can think of, could you please give me some
suggestions or how did you successfully crack those self-locked-permanently
routers?
Many many thanks for your help in advance.
Original issue reported on code.google.com by fdsavv...@gmail.com on 4 Aug 2013 at 8:42
Original issue reported on code.google.com by
fdsavv...@gmail.com
on 4 Aug 2013 at 8:42