how to hack WPA ?

I know there are a lot of post but this is the problem?
1- I know we can do it by using reaver but it will work only for those routers which has WPS the one I am talking about do not have Pin or WPS .
2- I know we have to use dictionary word list but the password is not a word in a dictionary like
b00k1ng-retuor45 so we can not find it with word list too .

And brute force attack will take more than year :biggrin: any solution ? any idea ?

If you have time and lots of patience then.... do this:
use mdk3 or anyother wireless interference tools on their AP, and wait and still wait and again wait until they finally downgrade it to WEP. :biggrin:

Apart from all the methods you have mentioned, there doesnt seem to be any other WPA cracking method.

(03-28-2012, 05:27 AM)deathknight Wrote:

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If you have time and lots of patience then.... do this:
use mdk3 or anyother wireless interference tools on their AP, and wait and still wait and again wait until they finally downgrade it to WEP. :biggrin:

Apart from all the methods you have mentioned, there doesnt seem to be any other WPA cracking method. :smile:

hahaha Thanks dude , I know WEP too that's easy one but no one use :biggrin: I just stuck in this problem i mentioned :smile:
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(03-28-2012, 08:19 AM)user123456789 Wrote:

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Hey! Have you first of all read what the OP has said??
It was totally unnecessary for you to have made that comment.

(03-28-2012, 08:19 AM)user123456789 Wrote:

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lol as my friend said first you had to read my post then you could post :smile: but I learned something new from your post thanks :biggrin:
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What type of WPA is being used? WPA or WPA2... and PSK or EAP?

(03-31-2012, 01:03 PM)slbmeh Wrote:

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What type of WPA is being used? WPA or WPA2... and PSK or EAP?

WPA2 PSK

There's tutorials all over HC, just keep looking.