Cracking IntelProset stored WEP's?

RpR · 03-28-2004

Anyone know of a software that decodes the WEP keys stored by Intel Proset?

Take this 128bit WEP for example:
2184A9DF03EF2131BBD0EF2C5FD75F214C39FCB5104FEC5BBE BBD403EDDD51E306B345D44DD6999825818E2251148E

It's quite a bit long for a std. WEP =)

The Others · 03-28-2004

Running windows 98, go to the run prompt and type:

C:\con\con

If you're not running 98, I suggest you find a command with a similar output.

RpR · 03-28-2004

I'm not running win98, and don't remember any win98 version putting a con folder in the c:\ root ?

maui · 03-28-2004

Does one leg feel alittle longer than the "Other" now..

Maui

Thorn · 03-28-2004

Quote:

Originally posted by RpR
Anyone know of a software that decodes the WEP keys stored by Intel Proset?

Take this 128bit WEP for example:
2184A9DF03EF2131BBD0EF2C5FD75F214C39FCB5104FEC5BBE BBD403EDDD51E306B345D44DD6999825818E2251148E

It's quite a bit long for a std. WEP =)

Actually it looks pretty normal to me.

Of course this begs the question: Don't you know what your own WEP key is?

That then begs the second question: Is this your WEP, or are you trying to do something you shouldn't?

RpR · 03-28-2004

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Originally posted by Thorn
Actually it looks pretty normal to me.

Of course this begs the question: Don't you know what your own WEP key is?

That then begs the second question: Is this your WEP, or are you trying to do something you shouldn't?

Indeed this is the WEP of my noname brand Topcom router, running the TI-ACX100 chipset.

Isn't the WEP supposed to be a 26 digit HEX number in 128bit? This one is 42 digits.

Thorn · 03-28-2004

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Originally posted by RpR
Indeed this is the WEP of my noname brand Topcom router, running the TI-ACX100 chipset.

So how come you don't know it?

Quote:

Originally posted by RpR
Isn't the WEP supposed to be a 26 digit HEX number in 128bit? This one is 42 digits.

True.
"Do the math."

RpR · 03-28-2004

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Originally posted by Thorn
So how come you don't know it?
"Do the math."

I know it alright, I just wondered what kind of encryption is used =)

Even more odd, i just tried altering the key, and ended up with this:
072045B24DA6993D25828EF451FA6555531E05165C7B33B8EC 643F3554B116A4A7CE22E4CD81CC368F01603CD455F3574E80 4A5A60513DB4CB94EEDA2FEA68A7168275EE93BA6D3E35B333 16F4FB0D004CE0E6C3059039F521F610B973A111078B4CD0CD A1D35AC6500F63B99130BD

It's still a 128bit key, and in ASCII it's equal to "1201014921888".

Any idea of the encryption used?

The Others · 03-29-2004

for every number, assign it a letter of the alphabet: 1 = A, 2 = b, 3 = , 8 = h. etc, etc.

Running this L337 H4X, you'll turn 1201014921888 into "fuck off idiot".

Why not try it?

RpR · 03-29-2004

Quote:

Originally posted by The Others
for every number, assign it a letter of the alphabet: 1 = A, 2 = b, 3 = , 8 = h. etc, etc.

Running this L337 H4X, you'll turn 1201014921888 into "fuck off idiot".

Why not try it?

If you haven't got anything constructive to contribute with, i suggest you go screw yourself.

The Others · 03-29-2004

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Originally posted by RpR
i suggest you go screw yourself.

Later, later, these things are best when looked forward to.

wrzwaldo · 03-29-2004

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Originally posted by RpR
If you haven't got anything constructive to contribute with, i suggest you go screw yourself.

Nothing constructive from me. Fuck you very much!

RpR · 03-29-2004

Right, very mature..

The Others · 03-29-2004

If you want to gain an understanding of the encrytion, you should capture c. 5 gigs worth of encrypted packets. Sure, you've got two so far, only another 5 gigs to go...

And search, moron

wrzwaldo · 03-29-2004

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Originally posted by RpR
If you haven't got anything constructive to contribute with, i suggest you go screw yourself.

&

Quote:

Right, very mature..

Yep looks like the one I want making that call.

03-28-2004	#1 (permalink)
RpR Registered Member Join Date: Aug 2003 Posts: 29	Cracking IntelProset stored WEP's? Anyone know of a software that decodes the WEP keys stored by Intel Proset? Take this 128bit WEP for example: 2184A9DF03EF2131BBD0EF2C5FD75F214C39FCB5104FEC5BBE BBD403EDDD51E306B345D44DD6999825818E2251148E It's quite a bit long for a std. WEP =)

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The Others PeaceDriver Join Date: Apr 2002 Location: Dos Palabras, Mandoras Posts: 2,920	Running windows 98, go to the run prompt and type: C:\con\con If you're not running 98, I suggest you find a command with a similar output. __________________ all good ends all ?u=273

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maui Umm Smells like kim chee Join Date: Jun 2002 Location: South Korea Posts: 139	Does one leg feel alittle longer than the "Other" now.. Maui __________________ Minister of the Church of WiFi Far Eastern Chapter NEMA

03-29-2004	#9 (permalink)
The Others PeaceDriver Join Date: Apr 2002 Location: Dos Palabras, Mandoras Posts: 2,920	for every number, assign it a letter of the alphabet: 1 = A, 2 = b, 3 = , 8 = h. etc, etc. Running this L337 H4X, you'll turn 1201014921888 into "fuck off idiot". Why not try it? __________________ all good ends all ?u=273

03-29-2004	#14 (permalink)
The Others PeaceDriver Join Date: Apr 2002 Location: Dos Palabras, Mandoras Posts: 2,920	If you want to gain an understanding of the encrytion, you should capture c. 5 gigs worth of encrypted packets. Sure, you've got two so far, only another 5 gigs to go... And search, moron __________________ all good ends all ?u=273

03-28-2004	#3 (permalink)
RpR Registered Member Join Date: Aug 2003 Posts: 29	I'm not running win98, and don't remember any win98 version putting a con folder in the c:\ root ?

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RpR Registered Member Join Date: Aug 2003 Posts: 29	Right, very mature..

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