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Old 02-27-2006   #31 (permalink)
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Figures, can't compile it on my mac... Damn haters!!!
Can't get 3.0 to compile under Cygwin either, bad headers.
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Can't get 3.0 to compile under Cygwin either, bad headers.
I think we can agree that some things should not be made to work on windows. BSD on the other hand...
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Old 02-28-2006   #33 (permalink)
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Renderman: Thx for the quick-howto!

However I cant find the direct download link for the following files:
genrun.pl
password2.zip
SSID.zip
genrun.zip

Is this files already available somewhere or will be available as soon as possible?

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Old 02-28-2006   #34 (permalink)
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Renderman: Thx for the quick-howto!

However I cant find the direct download link for the following files:
genrun.pl
password2.zip
SSID.zip
genrun.zip

Is this files already available somewhere or will be available as soon as possible?

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Old 02-28-2006   #37 (permalink)
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Thx for the links.

Is it really the top 1000 SSID names?:
Code:
2WIRE555
2WIRE467
2WIRE836
2WIRE658
2WIRE645
I cant believe, that these are real SSID names.

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Thx for the links.

Is it really the top 1000 SSID names?:
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2WIRE555
2WIRE467
2WIRE836
2WIRE658
2WIRE645
I cant believe, that these are real SSID names.

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Old 02-28-2006   #39 (permalink)
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Why is that so unbelievable?
Quote from the first post:
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CoWF Lookup tables for the top 1000 SSID's ...
(top SSIDs from wigle.net)

These SSIDs are not the top 1000 SSID at wigle.net.
There is many more SSIDs with the following name:
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default
linksys
cisco
gigabyte
I think the top1 SSID is 'default' followed by 'linksys'.

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(top SSIDs from wigle.net)

These SSIDs are not the top 1000 SSID at wigle.net.
There is many more SSIDs with the following name:
Code:
default
linksys
cisco
gigabyte
I think the top1 SSID is 'default' followed by 'linksys'.

Khiraly
http://www.wigle.net/gps/gps//Stat

Look it up yourself. Keep in mind that these stats are worldwide. Your particular area might have some variation (eg. around me there are no 2WIRE SSID's at all, of any sort)

At one point just after shmoocon, I calculated in another thread that the top 1000 list accounted for about 52% of the Wigle database, or roughly 2.5 million detected AP's.

If you have a better way to determine SSID's to compute, I'd love to hear it.
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Old 02-28-2006   #41 (permalink)
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I think the top1 SSID is 'default' followed by 'linksys'.

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Wrong! Look again...

Code:
SSID Stats

SSID	Total
linksys	777830
<no ssid> 341469
default	307386
NETGEAR	174766
Wireless 115753
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http://www.wigle.net/gps/gps//Stat

Look it up yourself. Keep in mind that these stats are worldwide. Your particular area might have some variation (eg. around me there are no 2WIRE SSID's at all, of any sort)
Here (In Hungary) neither, there is no 2WIRExxx SSID at all.

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If you have a better way to determine SSID's to compute, I'd love to hear it.
The above link is perfect.
We definietly need linksys (the most important), default, wifi, wireless, netgear SSIDs.

I will try to generate gigabyte SSIDs. The linksys is the most important imho, would be nice to generate more wordlist against linksys.

Other: Im in the middle to analize about 50000 passwords.
It seems a good idea to separate wordlist against male/female, age, etc.

There is many male who choose female (nick)name (celebrities, girlfriend, etc).

So I propose to search an online calendar, and collect the names from it.
There are some common passwords, that is international (althought depend on keyboard layout):
asdasd, asdfgh, 12345, etc

Im hungarian, so the wordlist what Im looking for, is useless for you. (but there are portions what is common: celebrities names, english female names, common (keyboard dependent) password).

So I propose to break down the wordlist into separate file according to the target:
wordlist_englishFemaleNames.txt
wordlist_englishCelebrities.txt
wordlist_keyboard.txt
etc, etc

What are you thinking about?

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Here (In Hungary) neither, there is no 2WIRExxx SSID at all.
Umm, yeah, but it's very common in the US. Wardrive Hungary more and get the stats to change.

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The above link is perfect.
We definietly need linksys (the most important), default, wifi, wireless, netgear SSIDs.
Special attention was paid to make sure that default SSID's were in the list (they all are)

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I will try to generate gigabyte SSIDs. The linksys is the most important imho, would be nice to generate more wordlist against linksys.
umm, gigabyte is in the list. It's already been done. As for more against linksys, I see the logic, but where do you stop? Storage and time become issues.

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Other: Im in the middle to analize about 50000 passwords.
It seems a good idea to separate wordlist against male/female, age, etc.

There is many male who choose female (nick)name (celebrities, girlfriend, etc).

So I propose to search an online calendar, and collect the names from it.
There are some common passwords, that is international (althought depend on keyboard layout):
asdasd, asdfgh, 12345, etc
Umm, way ahead of you. Stay tuned.

Also, http://www.census.gov/genealogy/names/names_files.html

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Im hungarian, so the wordlist what Im looking for, is useless for you. (but there are portions what is common: celebrities names, english female names, common (keyboard dependent) password).
Other languages are definatly an issue. As I only speak english, this was what I was familiar with and went with. If you do a Hungarian set of tables, please send links so we can add them to future releases. I want these tables to be passed around like baseball cards.
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Old 02-28-2006   #44 (permalink)
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Here (In Hungary) neither, there is no 2WIRExxx SSID at all.


The above link is perfect.
We definietly need linksys (the most important), default, wifi, wireless, netgear SSIDs.

I will try to generate gigabyte SSIDs. The linksys is the most important imho, would be nice to generate more wordlist against linksys.

Other: Im in the middle to analize about 50000 passwords.
It seems a good idea to separate wordlist against male/female, age, etc.

There is many male who choose female (nick)name (celebrities, girlfriend, etc).

So I propose to search an online calendar, and collect the names from it.
There are some common passwords, that is international (althought depend on keyboard layout):
asdasd, asdfgh, 12345, etc

Im hungarian, so the wordlist what Im looking for, is useless for you. (but there are portions what is common: celebrities names, english female names, common (keyboard dependent) password).

So I propose to break down the wordlist into separate file according to the target:
wordlist_englishFemaleNames.txt
wordlist_englishCelebrities.txt
wordlist_keyboard.txt
etc, etc

What are you thinking about?

Khiraly
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Old 02-28-2006   #45 (permalink)
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Special attention was paid to make sure that default SSID's were in the list (they all are)
I dont see any 'default' or 'linksys' in this file:
http://www.churchofwifi.org/FileLib/9-ssid.txt
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