Anyone Here Have a Wifi Sniffer / PW Hacker?

[Heist]

Saw an XO Communications van on the property earlier this morning. XO only does corporate stuff so I was surprised.

Asked the installer what he was doing on the property - told me two residents are getting some kind of fat bandwidth line installed. One guy is the primary account holder and a neighbor decided to get their own as well at a discount.

I think I have an idea who it is. I want to see if I can possibly borrow some of his bandwidth because I know XO's shit is easily 2-3x the speed FIOS provides.

 

[Cock Head Jones]

Uhh if they are doing something where xo had to bring bandwidth into a residence im pretty sure they know what the fuck they are doing in terms of securing their connection.

and no xo's shit is not 2-3 times the speed of fios. its most likely alot slower depending on what they installed.

 

[Heist]

^^^True, but XO is a dedicated line. Pure data.
If it's the guy I think it is, he's a pharmaeticual sales rep. Works out of his house. Gets packages all day. His entire life is basically paid for by the company. Company car, company this - company that.
Not the brighest bulb.
I suspect his internet is being paid for the company as well.

 

[3rdfunk]

You runnin' Linux?

 

[Heist]

^^^Nah, Windows 7. But I'm thinking about putting Red Hat or Unbuntu on an old machine.

 

[Cock Head Jones]

^^^True, but XO is a dedicated line. Pure data.
If it's the guy I think it is, he's a pharmaeticual sales rep. Works out of his house. Gets packages all day. His entire life is basically paid for by the company. Company car, company this - company that.
Not the brighest bulb.
I suspect his internet is being paid for the company as well.

he probably has a T1 to connect to the corporate vpn and maybe to connect a voip phone.

trust me its most likely much, much slower than fios. its just dedicated...more secure to connect to the network.

and yea i keep telling cats that pharma or software sales is a route they may wanna look into for at leas a few years while they're still young, hungry and full of energy.

you usually won't make less than $95k, expense account, sometimes company car, tickets to games, great perks, get to travel...

do that for 3-4 years while living like your friends making $40k and saving the rest and you'll be sitting on something mean well before 30. most people in sales make great money and still lose by trying to live like fuckin gordon gecko... you can spot them wanna be niggas from a mile away.

 

[da_monumental_1]

If the guy uses WEP (which I doubt), you can crack his pass in a few minutes of packet capture and actual cracking. WPA/WPA2 is a little bit more complicated. Cross your fingers and hope the pass is dictionary based. There are plenty of dictionary wordlists all over the internet. If it's random and 8 to 10 characters, you'll be looking at 2 to 5 days using an airolib database to crack with aircrack. If it's one of the default SSIDs out there, it's possible to use a pre-computed rainbow table to crack. However, the whole thing is 33GB though.

 

[Cock Head Jones]

If the guy uses WEP (which I doubt), you can crack his pass in a few minutes of packet capture and actual cracking. WPA/WPA2 is a little bit more complicated. Cross your fingers and hope the pass is dictionary based. There are plenty of dictionary wordlists all over the internet. If it's random and 8 to 10 characters, you'll be looking at 2 to 5 days using an airolib database to crack with aircrack. If it's one of the default SSIDs out there, it's possible to use a pre-computed rainbow table to crack. However, the whole thing is 33GB though.

all that to possibly share his 1.54Mbps connection

 

[Heist]

all that to possibly share his 1.54Mbps connection

Looks like it's a DS-3 maxed out he said.
About the same top-end speed as the highend residential FIOS package.

 

[mike123]

If the guy uses WEP (which I doubt), you can crack his pass in a few minutes of packet capture and actual cracking. WPA/WPA2 is a little bit more complicated. Cross your fingers and hope the pass is dictionary based. There are plenty of dictionary wordlists all over the internet. If it's random and 8 to 10 characters, you'll be looking at 2 to 5 days using an airolib database to crack with aircrack. If it's one of the default SSIDs out there, it's possible to use a pre-computed rainbow table to crack. However, the whole thing is 33GB though.

wouldnt kismac help with all that

 

[Cock Head Jones]

Looks like it's a DS-3 maxed out he said.
About the same top-end speed as the highend residential FIOS package.

ur full of shit man. a full ds-3 (+ cost to rent router) is bout $100,000 per year depending on where you're located. theres no reason whatsoever for a sales rep to have a 45Mbps DS-3 at his crib. i mean, you're a business guy. what's the roi on that right there?

Verizon Fios 50Mbps = $1700/ year
XO Full DS3 (45 Mbps) = $70,000/ year or more

 

[Heist]

ur full of shit man. a full ds-3 (+ cost to rent router) is bout $100,000 per year depending on where you're located. theres no reason whatsoever for a sales rep to have a 45Mbps DS-3 at his crib. i mean, you're a business guy. what's the roi on that right there?

Verizon Fios 50Mbps = $1700/ year
XO Full DS3 (45 Mbps) = $70,000/ year or more

I don't know shit from shinola about networking and networking gear.

I just asked the XO installer guy what the deal was since I sit on the board and installs for any equipment/or lines that aren't already installed (Comcast, Verizon, Fire System) must be approved by the board.

We even have a review process for where you can run wires and mount your Sat dish if you want DirectTV or Dish Network.

Maybe he misspoke? Maybe the router is offsite? I don't know ...

But if DS3 is so god awful expensive, why would anyone still want to use it vs. FIOS?

 

[51 SIMPSON ROAD]

HOLD UP, you niggas making a thread about stealing?

 

[Cock Head Jones]

HOLD UP, you niggas making a thread about stealing?

you made 1 of those

 

[lexdiamonnyc]

HOLD UP, you niggas making a thread about stealing?

stealing on BGOL.......you crazy.....

 

[Cock Head Jones]

I don't know shit from shinola about networking and networking gear.

I just asked the XO installer guy what the deal was since I sit on the board and installs for any equipment/or lines that aren't already installed (Comcast, Verizon, Fire System) must be approved by the board.

We even have a review process for where you can run wires and mount your Sat dish if you want DirectTV or Dish Network.

Maybe he misspoke? Maybe the router is offsite? I don't know ...

But if DS3 is so god awful expensive, why would anyone still want to use it vs. FIOS?

DS3 is dedicated and has a much stronger SLA (service level agreement). A large company with several hundred employees in one location would operate off of that type connection.

 

[marchetta]

I don't allow anyone to sniff my wifey but me.

 

[ScorpDiesel]

If XO is security-minded, they know not to put a wireless router on a secure network, unnecessarily. If so, alotta VPN's use RSA key FOB's. Unless you have one, you're not bypassing security.

 

[Heist]

^^^The guy who ran our web dev team used to have one of these on his keychain.

Shit was sweet. Said unless you had the code, you could never access the server the code is randomly generated every 30 seconds and sent wirelessly to the key fob.

Brilliant idea! James Bond type shit.
"Give me the codes!"
"I don't know the codes ... they're random and regenerate every 30 seconds"

 

[ballscout1]

^^^The guy who ran our web dev team used to have one of these on his keychain.

Yeah RSA Token.....they have been around a while.Used to be credit card size.. Used for a lot of things from vpn access to accessing web based market data apps..

 

[Cock Head Jones]

If XO is security-minded, they know not to put a wireless router on a secure network, unnecessarily. If so, alotta VPN's use RSA key FOB's. Unless you have one, you're not bypassing security.

yea i have one of these shits to jump on the vpn. code changes every 30 secs or something.

 

[da_monumental_1]

wouldnt kismac help with all that

Yeah. That's if you have time to waste.

Aircrack/Kismac regular brute force attack on WPA/WPA2: 40 to 100 PMKs per second.

Aircrack on Airolib-ng database attack on WPA/WPA2: around 50K PMKS/s.

Aircrack on Airolib-ng database with a shitload of GPUs (using computing power of video cards/CUDA tech): The sky is the limit.

Check it out here.

http://www.renderlab.net/projects/WPA-tables/

Navigate to the "Why" section.

I must warn you though. You have to start with a good password list and make sure you don't make the mistake of having CR (Carriage Returns) on each line.