Below are some dictionaries that can be used with. They are plain Wordlist dictionaries used to brute force WPA/WPA2 data captures with aircrack-ng. These are dictionaries that have been floating around for some time now and are here for you to practice with. Once you get good at using a dictionary,and if these don’t crack the password for you, it would be a good idea to make your own with Crunch. I have also included Wordlist that come pre-installed with Backtrack and Kali called darkc0de.lst and rockyou.txt Due to bandwidth and storage limitations I am using free file sharing services Mediafire, Openload, and 4shared to store the files for download. Hiding your location/IP address is always suggested for privacy and security.

A good low-cost VPN can do this easily. If you need a good VPN to use it has multiple high speed servers with no throttling or logs. WPA/WPA 2 Dictionaries Downloads If the Wordlist below are removed here is a A Torrent client will be needed. The Big WPA List files will need to be extracted after downloading. Direct Download Links Openload 247MB BIG-WPA-LIST-1 MediaFire BIG-WPA-LIST-1 4shared Openload 307MB BIG-WPA-LIST-2 4shared Openload 277MB BIG-WPA-LIST-3 4shared Openload 17.4MB Default Backtrack 5 Dictionary Openload 133MB Default Kali Linux Dictionary Openload 3.7MB Long file list of names and name variations. ↓ • Nick So many people using kali and have no idea What They are doing. I started using when it was backtrack.

It took a long time to learn it will for you too. Its not like a movie. One click and your in. It takes forever or so it seems. It takes practice. What worked for me is hack my own router till I got good at it. Find differnt ways of doing it.

Then your ready when you try for real. From experience alot of people commenting are right. Reaver, pixidust attacks, hashcat and so on are great ideas.

They work fast. Dictionarys are good.

Cracking WPA2 wireless AP with fern WIFI cracker. The Fern WIFI cracking application that is shipped with Kali Linux is a very powerful tool for cracking a wireless network.

When they dont work crunch works best (for me) for my dictionary I downloaded every one I could find. Put them togerher and took out all the duplicates. Now its over 2 million words. Gets through almost every time.

All of that took time. If your gonna hack don’t skip steps. The first step is information.

Learn what you can. 50% of the time its their last name and birthday. Don’t forget your last step either. If your hacking that means you dont have permission. (In no way am I saying hack your nebours or boss or the bank) so make sure you learn how to cover your tracks. Your ip and all other information WILL bring the police to your house. Good luck and the dictionarys above are a must have.

↓ • nikhil There are just two small problems here buddy 1: In order to create this big dictionary with this many combinations it make take u several days or rather a month atleast 2: If u manage to get enough time also then u will need only some 4000 terrabyetes of space to store them 3: when u want to actually use this password dictionary make sure u write the date u started on some stone so that when after 200 or m2000 years later you will get the password u would be able to remember, if u managed to survive. ↓ • A4U lab hi guys, i am a new user in learning and i studied from google and i decided to use backtrack 5r3 then i create a bootable usb with backtrack linux.i used both dictionaries those are pure in backtrack one of them is rockyou.txt and other is also large more than 133 mb.but my passwords not found. Now i have downloaded big wpa1 and 2 and 3.can any one sure by using these dictionaries you will be 100% able to find passwords or not?if not then what to do now?please seniors help us we are learning for education purpose only. ↓ • suffle Reading this.it makes me wonder. How the hell are you guys able to write any commands?