This video is part of my hashcat course. Don't use bad passwords on your wifi network. It's too easy to crack them with a GPU even in a laptop. Disclaimer: This video is for educational purposes only. I either have permission to use, or own all equipment used for this demonstration. No actual attack took place on any websites. Only use the tools demonstrated in this video on networks you have permission to attack. Use the tools ethically to improve network security. // PDF REFERENCE // Get the PDF here: davidbombal.wiki/hashcatwifi // RUclips video REFERENCE // Install Kali Linux on Windows 11: ruclips.net/video/MPkni85O9JA/видео.html // Adapter REFERENCE // Alfa Network AWUS036NHA - USB WiFi Adapter: US: amzn.to/3OZ27CZ UK: amzn.to/41vygtF // David's SOCIAL // Discord: discord.com/invite/usKSyzb X: twitter.com/davidbombal Instagram: instagram.com/davidbombal LinkedIn: www.linkedin.com/in/davidbombal Facebook: facebook.com/davidbombal.co TikTok: tiktok.com/@davidbombal RUclips: www.youtube.com/@davidbombal // MY STUFF // www.amazon.com/shop/davidbombal // SPONSORS // Interested in sponsoring my videos? Reach out to my team here: sponsors@davidbombal.com // MENU // 0:00 - Intro 00:25 - Starting Hashcat 01:45 - Different GPUs 02:34 - Use Strong Passwords 04:30 - Devices Used for the Demonstration 07:01 - Downloading the Software 08:31 - Downloading Hashcat 10:51 - Downloading NVIDIA & Cuda Toolkit 16:23 - How to Capture the Hash 18:39 - Determining the MAC address 24:45 - Cracking the Hash 26:54 - Using a Brute Force Attack 31:40 - Summary 33:20 - Cracking the Passwords 34:36 - Conclusion gpu hashcat wifi kali linux kali wifi kali alfa alfa network alfa network adapter wifi password wpa wpa2 wpa3 hcxdumptool linux hcxdumptool hcxdumptoll hashcat ,hashcat gpu hashcat wifi cracking hashcat wifi cracking windows hashcat brute force hashcat wpa2 how to hack wifi password wpa2 cracking wifi password hacker wifi hacking hashcat password recovery hashcat install hashcat wpa2 brute force hashcat dictionary attack, hashcat wifi cracking wireless security Please note that links listed may be affiliate links and provide me with a small percentage/kickback should you use them to purchase any of the items listed or recommended. Thank you for supporting me and this channel! Disclaimer: This video is for educational purposes only. #wifi #wpa2 #hashcat
In the field, we often have no clue that the network has a bad password, let alone what kind of bad password. It remains challenging to obtain the handshake, and brute-forcing all the possible bad password combinations still takes several hours. Often only to find out that the network has a strong PSK, and you won't crack it, and you just lost a lot of time. One of the reasons brute-forcing PSK is, IMHO, rarely done anymore. Much easier to apply social engineering and have someone hand you the PSK.
This video is part of my hashcat course. The goal is to teach hashcat and the tools available with hashcat like hcxdumptool, tcpdump, bpf filters, hcxpcapngtool etc. This video is for educational purposes only and for learning. I've covered wifi social engineering in other videos. And will create more videos in 2025.
An all-digit mask will make it simple. Despite my speed of 2 million combinations per second, I still struggle to crack wifi passwords. Even if you're using two Nvidia cards, adding small, big, special signs, and digits to a password that's over 12 characters can make it really difficult. It may be possible, but I share the opinion of those who commented earlier and said that social engineering is more beneficial. I only make use of a single NVIDIA card. They are costly.
To secure a WPA2-Personal Wi-Fi network, it is recommended to use a passphrase rather than a simple password. A passphrase, longer and made up of multiple words, provides better security due to its higher cryptographic entropy, while still being easy to remember. Subsequently, this passphrase will be used in the process of deriving the pre-shared key (PSK) using the PBKDF2 algorithm with SHA-1, combined with the network's SSID.
To ensure sufficient security against WPA2 attacks, it is sufficient to use a passphrase composed of at least 7 words chosen from a common dictionary of moderate size (around 10,000 words). This provides an entropy of about 93 bits, which effectively protects against dictionary and brute-force attacks. For a passphrase of 14 words chosen from a 10,000-word dictionary, the entropy is 185.06 bits, providing high security against dictionary and brute-force attacks. For example, such a passphrase could be: "That everest looks beautiful and the horizon seems infinite under this clear morning sky" Moreover, this passphrase remains easy to memorize for anyone. This approach offers a good balance between security and usability.
Thank you! Another direct and succinct tutorial. I made my WIFI password 63 characters long awhile back. I'm still customizing my OpenWRT router, but I've had so much fun learning the intricacies of networks over the past year. I insist on learning something new every day.
Based on a past video of yours,my college team turned a raspberry pi4 into a kali Linux hacking platform. Small python script ran Wireshark stole Auth packets and got us into router in 45 seconds. We got an A. ❤😂
And just use wifite it's an automated WiFi hacking tool pre installation in kali and if the WPS is set to yes it will just crack the password it will not capture the handshake
Probably because he's using a 10 digit number as a password and it's really easy to Crack a 10 digit number hash If you're using a more complex password it's obviously going to take a lot longer
3 phone numbers, 30 characters, easy to remember, hard as balls to crack without a quantum computer, and if you can afford a quantum computer, you're welcome in my house.
Hello David, You showed that you do the capturing on Kali and the cracking on Windows. To move the hc22000 file between the OSs, you used copy and paste, but on my laptop I want to dual boot Kali and Windows which, as far as I know, wouldn’t allow for copy-pasting of files. What method or methods do you recommend I use to transfer files between my two OSs? Thanks!
Many people still use 8-10 digit passwords for wifi. I don't blame them as many devices don't allow you enter said password with a quick method such as over bluetooth, qr code, or p2p wifi. Every time I have to enter my long password on a device that doesn't have any quick method makes me question my choice for using a somewhat secure password.
Hey David, I'm planning to pursue a cybersecurity certification in 2025 and can't decide between OSCP, CPTS, and CEH. Could you make a video comparing these certifications?
I've used it in other videos. Principles are the same and the focus here is on hashcat tools. But, I'll cover more of the adapters in another video in 2025.
@@davidbombal I'd love to see some videos on cracking passwords from newer APs. Seems everyone is still stuck on videos for 2.4Ghz hardware. Thanks for your response.
To be fair, I don't understand why we still use passwords. The only times I've had to change mine were security breaches, and no amount of password complexity would've prevented that.
I think I left this in another episode comment area but can’t find it. First, I’m not a hacker by any means. Everything I know about comprising network security I’ve leaned here and with books by OTW. I have a TPLink AX1800 router. I found a considerable flaw in the firmware. If anyone accesses this router, authorized or not, all they have to do to wipe any evidence of the access is to reset the time and date. When reset, all logs are reset, most importantly the access log. I wrote to TP-link to bring this to their attention. I received two replies. First was an out of office for maternity leave auto response. The second was an email basically stating that unless I repot this bug using a particular submission form, that no attention would be paid. I did a fresh firmware install hoping that someone up the food chain might have fixed it and no luck. It’s just as vulnerable as when I first found the issue. If the manufacturer of these routers won’t take the necessary actions , it must be up customer. Unfortunately, I haven’t found any third party firmware for that model, making it a paper wait. Do better TP-Link!
Per the recommendations in the video, if you used a 20 character password with lower / upper case and special characters, hashcat won't work. Good practice to make passwords long.
Man I can't wait to build myself a password cracking rig it's something I've been wanting to do for a couple years now and I think I can also use the same system to build and train AI models for my various projects as well but gpu are expensive 😭
But for this attack to work, the hacker needs to know the WiFi network has a 10 digit password. It might be 9 digits or 11 digits with a letter in the middle and then the attack won't work.
I've covered variable length wifi passwords in previous videos and will also be covering them in videos in the course. This is a first step video to learn hashcat.
Please, there is no reason to install NVIDIA App, this app is also way more unstable and unusable than the previous GeForce Experience... Only the drivers are required to be installed, not the NVIDIA App or GeForce Experience.
Exactly! And in my experience the Studio driver is more stable than the Game one and good enough for this kind of work. Actually I always use the studio driver with my RTX5000s since they are quadros but for consumer is the same if you are not gaming.
Could you take an AI language model and train it on all those hacked passwords on the dark web to make it even more efficient at guessing? Being it predicts the next token, people have a tendency to use variations of existing passwords . Not gonna do that I’m just thinking of what possibly going to do with his technology..
I have still wpa2 but i have a password with 60 characters very random with upper lowercase digits and special characters, is this also hackable like in your video? Im gonna buy a wifi7 router but i mean, is wpa still safe if you do it like me? Thx
Per the recommendations in the video, if you used a 60 character password with lower / upper case and special characters, hashcat won't work. Good practice to make passwords long. Best to use WPA3 today, but WPA2 with a long password is sufficient for a lot of people.
Hello, Mr. David, I am a big fan of your work and art, and I am your follower, and I would like to ask you about Port 80 TCB, can anyone allow him to enter the Kali system, especially if the hacker is in the same building in which I live!? Thank you very much
I've covered variable length wifi passwords in previous videos and will also be covering them in videos in the course. This is a first step video to learn hashcat.
The problem is nearly all consumer wifi routers don't have WPA3 capabilities. So most people, especially those in the 99% not in the oligarchy, don't have the ability to protect themselves. We should not be surprised at the consequences.
My point is that security should not be reserved for corporations and the wealthy. Security professionals should be advocating for security for all whenever and however we can.
Well at least it is not yet another wordlist attack. That's great. Good luck however trying to find out you are dealing with an all digit password. I guess you could find that out by slightly looking at someone when typing the password?
Similar video, but in this updated video I cover bpf filters (not covered previously) and other options to make this process efficient and easier to understand. This video is part of my course, so I'm updating everything. I also cover both 2500 and 22000 in this video.
That's the issue with WPA3. A lot of older clients or IoT devices don't support WPA3. You may need to put the older clients on a separate WPA2 network (less secure) and your important devices on the more secure WPA3 network.
So what does the law have to say about hacking a nabours wifi or any wifi for that matter if they hack me and it's fine it's only money then surly the government should have no problem with me when I hack the id portal and delete all their citizens right or am I right again😂😂😂
You can get into a lot of trouble man. I am guessing this is a joke or you don’t know that you can get into trouble for doing that. Please don’t do that lol.
It’s all fun and games until you get your door kicked in and you are sitting in a small box in Guantánamo Bay with baby’s crying on a loud speaker. All because you didn’t know what could get you into trouble by watching some cool RUclips videos.
Did you watch the video? WPA3 was discussed and recommended. Unfortunately a lot of devices still don't support WPA3. Most networks out there still use WPA2.
This video is part of my hashcat course. Don't use bad passwords on your wifi network. It's too easy to crack them with a GPU even in a laptop.
Disclaimer: This video is for educational purposes only. I either have permission to use, or own all equipment used for this demonstration. No actual attack took place on any websites. Only use the tools demonstrated in this video on networks you have permission to attack. Use the tools ethically to improve network security.
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10:51 - Downloading NVIDIA & Cuda Toolkit
16:23 - How to Capture the Hash
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mmmm.... ok bud... no need for your course when the info is freely available online...
This is a free course on RUclips. Not sure what your point is.
hey, i dont have a pc or a laptop can i do the same in kali nethunter rootless @@davidbombal
In the field, we often have no clue that the network has a bad password, let alone what kind of bad password. It remains challenging to obtain the handshake, and brute-forcing all the possible bad password combinations still takes several hours. Often only to find out that the network has a strong PSK, and you won't crack it, and you just lost a lot of time. One of the reasons brute-forcing PSK is, IMHO, rarely done anymore. Much easier to apply social engineering and have someone hand you the PSK.
This video is part of my hashcat course. The goal is to teach hashcat and the tools available with hashcat like hcxdumptool, tcpdump, bpf filters, hcxpcapngtool etc. This video is for educational purposes only and for learning. I've covered wifi social engineering in other videos. And will create more videos in 2025.
This video is about to get millions of views..
An all-digit mask will make it simple. Despite my speed of 2 million combinations per second, I still struggle to crack wifi passwords. Even if you're using two Nvidia cards, adding small, big, special signs, and digits to a password that's over 12 characters can make it really difficult. It may be possible, but I share the opinion of those who commented earlier and said that social engineering is more beneficial.
I only make use of a single NVIDIA card. They are costly.
Amazing what modern GPUs can do. Thanks Dave, terrific video, very eye-opening from a Wi-Fi security standpoint.
Glad you learned something!
To secure a WPA2-Personal Wi-Fi network, it is recommended to use a passphrase rather than a simple password. A passphrase, longer and made up of multiple words, provides better security due to its higher cryptographic entropy, while still being easy to remember. Subsequently, this passphrase will be used in the process of deriving the pre-shared key (PSK) using the PBKDF2 algorithm with SHA-1, combined with the network's SSID.
To ensure sufficient security against WPA2 attacks, it is sufficient to use a passphrase composed of at least 7 words chosen from a common dictionary of moderate size (around 10,000 words). This provides an entropy of about 93 bits, which effectively protects against dictionary and brute-force attacks.
For a passphrase of 14 words chosen from a 10,000-word dictionary, the entropy is 185.06 bits, providing high security against dictionary and brute-force attacks. For example, such a passphrase could be:
"That everest looks beautiful and the horizon seems infinite under this clear morning sky"
Moreover, this passphrase remains easy to memorize for anyone. This approach offers a good balance between security and usability.
Thank you! Another direct and succinct tutorial. I made my WIFI password 63 characters long awhile back. I'm still customizing my OpenWRT router, but I've had so much fun learning the intricacies of networks over the past year. I insist on learning something new every day.
I was waiting for this video. Excellent explanation, David!
The First 5 seconds got me so excited, one of my favorite experts talking about Hashcat, yyyyyyeeesss
Happy to hear that!
Wow! You can use GPU for this! That's amazing! Thank you for the educational purpose video!
Glad you enjoyed the video.
@davidbombal I did!
Based on a past video of yours,my college team turned a raspberry pi4 into a kali Linux hacking platform. Small python script ran Wireshark stole Auth packets and got us into router in 45 seconds. We got an A. ❤😂
Hopefully, they don’t put a community strike against this video as well
I am getting 20 hours estimated with an rtx3050 laptop i followed the video correctly how did you crack it in 4 seconds? And what could be my problem?
I am using arch and I installed cuda 12.6 before
A laptop rtx 4090 is much faster en you may be using the commands incorrectly
@@vargha007 Go on any GPU comparison site and compare his GPUs to yours
And just use wifite it's an automated WiFi hacking tool pre installation in kali and if the WPS is set to yes it will just crack the password it will not capture the handshake
Probably because he's using a 10 digit number as a password and it's really easy to Crack a 10 digit number hash
If you're using a more complex password it's obviously going to take a lot longer
"never use the default TP-Link router password"
I'd say never buy a TP-Link rou...err...anything!
3 phone numbers, 30 characters, easy to remember, hard as balls to crack without a quantum computer, and if you can afford a quantum computer, you're welcome in my house.
NVIDIA: "I'm fast. I can crack a 10 digit word in 11 seconds."
Quantum computer : "😏😏"
a such a big deal to day , David you are in the Core of the subject thx for making us more aware of such an important subject
Thank you!
Hello David,
You showed that you do the capturing on Kali and the cracking on Windows. To move the hc22000 file between the OSs, you used copy and paste, but on my laptop I want to dual boot Kali and Windows which, as far as I know, wouldn’t allow for copy-pasting of files. What method or methods do you recommend I use to transfer files between my two OSs? Thanks!
shared drive or partition
WPA3...I need to learn how to do that. Downloaded pdf of hashcat for your site. Huge value!. Slow but sure learner here. ;)
Who else is watching this over a WiFi via WPA2 connection? 😅
how long it will take to decrypt a 24 alphanumeric upper and lower (with no special characters)?
Many people still use 8-10 digit passwords for wifi. I don't blame them as many devices don't allow you enter said password with a quick method such as over bluetooth, qr code, or p2p wifi. Every time I have to enter my long password on a device that doesn't have any quick method makes me question my choice for using a somewhat secure password.
This will also work well with a dictionary attack too, right?
Sure. The most efficient results are achieved with a mixture of a dictionary and ruleset for mutations/variations.
Greetings: Perhaps I missed something. Where is the PDF download U spoke of?
Thx 4 the share.
in the discription, it looks something like this
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Get the PDF here: (the link is in this bit :)
What are some of the best Password Systems to use 😮😮😮
passlord tool i use to create target based wordlists.Please make a video on that tool
Hey David,
I'm planning to pursue a cybersecurity certification in 2025 and can't decide between OSCP, CPTS, and CEH. Could you make a video comparing these certifications?
CPTS
30:09 on that point u should use ?a?a rather than ?d?d so that we know how much time is taken 😢😢
I'll cover that in a different video.
@davidbombal link plz
2:35 imagine buying a 13,000 USD computer just to hack your neighbor wifi, like chill your neighbor is not NASA 🤣
You are a GENIUS David! Sooooooo interesting……..
Thank you! I appreciate that 😀
Thanks David, you are one the best, ❤
Thank you!
I have a .cap file containing a captured WPA/WPA2 handshake. Can I use Hashcat to crack the password hash extracted from this file?
if the password is complex u need a very good gpu and u need to wait a lot
Why not do this video with slightly newer hardware, like the ALFA AWUS036AXML?
I've used it in other videos. Principles are the same and the focus here is on hashcat tools. But, I'll cover more of the adapters in another video in 2025.
@@davidbombal I'd love to see some videos on cracking passwords from newer APs. Seems everyone is still stuck on videos for 2.4Ghz hardware. Thanks for your response.
To be fair, I don't understand why we still use passwords.
The only times I've had to change mine were security breaches, and no amount of password complexity would've prevented that.
Any kind of password (unique) can be cracked using this method??
Do u have any course for that or any suggestions
I think I left this in another episode comment area but can’t find it. First, I’m not a hacker by any means. Everything I know about comprising network security I’ve leaned here and with books by OTW.
I have a TPLink AX1800 router. I found a considerable flaw in the firmware. If anyone accesses this router, authorized or not, all they have to do to wipe any evidence of the access is to reset the time and date. When reset, all logs are reset, most importantly the access log.
I wrote to TP-link to bring this to their attention. I received two replies. First was an out of office for maternity leave auto response. The second was an email basically stating that unless I repot this bug using a particular submission form, that no attention would be paid.
I did a fresh firmware install hoping that someone up the food chain might have fixed it and no luck. It’s just as vulnerable as when I first found the issue.
If the manufacturer of these routers won’t take the necessary actions , it must be up customer. Unfortunately, I haven’t found any third party firmware for that model, making it a paper wait.
Do better TP-Link!
what would be the case if password is 20 characters with upper and lower case plus special characters ? What do you think ?
Per the recommendations in the video, if you used a 20 character password with lower / upper case and special characters, hashcat won't work. Good practice to make passwords long.
@davidbombal true, password manager 24/7 ;)
Tell me how to use wlan0 on my Kali Linux that I can use Wireshark to Capture WI-FI
I want to use WPA3 but then the VLAN-specific PSK on my UniFi not working :-(
Man I can't wait to build myself a password cracking rig it's something I've been wanting to do for a couple years now and I think I can also use the same system to build and train AI models for my various projects as well but gpu are expensive 😭
"I gave myself permission" 😂😂😂 this never gets old 😂😂😂😂
But for this attack to work, the hacker needs to know the WiFi network has a 10 digit password.
It might be 9 digits or 11 digits with a letter in the middle and then the attack won't work.
Actually No, they have a Lot More As They Add some Kind of Word list To Do a Brute Force Attack ,
I've covered variable length wifi passwords in previous videos and will also be covering them in videos in the course. This is a first step video to learn hashcat.
HashCat has a method of cracking passwords based on human typing patterns. Pure Hate is a genius.
hi can you translate your videos with voice AI into Italian language?
Simple solution - throttling connections - don't allow rapid multiple wifi connection attempts.
sir i use kali on windows as a remote desktop connection Can i be able to hack wifi Plzz reply?
Please, there is no reason to install NVIDIA App, this app is also way more unstable and unusable than the previous GeForce Experience... Only the drivers are required to be installed, not the NVIDIA App or GeForce Experience.
Exactly! And in my experience the Studio driver is more stable than the Game one and good enough for this kind of work. Actually I always use the studio driver with my RTX5000s since they are quadros but for consumer is the same if you are not gaming.
@@AT-hh4db with your RTX5000s? Oh, the Quadro RTX 5000, I forgot about those
@@DxBang3D yeah Quadro RTX 5000…
Could you take an AI language model and train it on all those hacked passwords on the dark web to make it even more efficient at guessing?
Being it predicts the next token, people have a tendency to use variations of existing passwords .
Not gonna do that I’m just thinking of what possibly going to do with his technology..
I have still wpa2 but i have a password with 60 characters very random with upper lowercase digits and special characters, is this also hackable like in your video? Im gonna buy a wifi7 router but i mean, is wpa still safe if you do it like me? Thx
Per the recommendations in the video, if you used a 60 character password with lower / upper case and special characters, hashcat won't work. Good practice to make passwords long. Best to use WPA3 today, but WPA2 with a long password is sufficient for a lot of people.
where exactly can this course be found?
I'm uploading the course to RUclips.
How long before someone can float a drone near your AP and crack the pwd remotely.
That actually sounds reasonably straight forward
Raspberry pi with powerful external GPU chip. The cooling comes directly from the drone propellers :D
Is it possible with iris gpu?
Any suggestions for CEHv13
Hello, Mr. David, I am a big fan of your work and art, and I am your follower, and I would like to ask you about Port 80 TCB, can anyone allow him to enter the Kali system, especially if the hacker is in the same building in which I live!? Thank you very much
Interesting but i think it would take a while with ?a and not knowing the amount of letters in the password
I've covered variable length wifi passwords in previous videos and will also be covering them in videos in the course. This is a first step video to learn hashcat.
Nvidia-hashcat is a helluva drug aint it ?😂😂😂
Wait till I get my quantum computing graphics card😂
The problem is nearly all consumer wifi routers don't have WPA3 capabilities. So most people, especially those in the 99% not in the oligarchy, don't have the ability to protect themselves.
We should not be surprised at the consequences.
My point is that security should not be reserved for corporations and the wealthy. Security professionals should be advocating for security for all whenever and however we can.
Well at least it is not yet another wordlist attack. That's great. Good luck however trying to find out you are dealing with an all digit password. I guess you could find that out by slightly looking at someone when typing the password?
They removed how to hack university in just hours after uploading it😞
Wonderful video!
Thank you very much!
Wow i just watching your virdo 4 yers ago❤
Appreciate it!
@@davidbombal with GTX 1660
when you did it with GTX and used it for brute force attack on wpa2❤️❤️❤️ I watched it literally an hour ago
didnt u make the same video years ago?
not with this gpu i think
@khalillakhder-g1k yea i think u are right
Similar video, but in this updated video I cover bpf filters (not covered previously) and other options to make this process efficient and easier to understand. This video is part of my course, so I'm updating everything. I also cover both 2500 and 22000 in this video.
@@davidbombal ooh yea thats really nice of you cuz when i watched the last one i got confused over the 22000 thing and other stuff
Using different tools
I prefer bruteforcing through outsourcing
Please make a video on how to crack password with android using nethunter (kali linux)
Good tutorial. Too bad, I run a potato PC.
My new wpa3 router connect my phone's but not my tv printer or laptops or pc's
That's the issue with WPA3. A lot of older clients or IoT devices don't support WPA3. You may need to put the older clients on a separate WPA2 network (less secure) and your important devices on the more secure WPA3 network.
how amd video ?
I love you bombal🎉🎉🎉🎉
Happy to hear that!
3:48 Ok, WPA3 isn't available in Australia, as my modem uses WPA2-PSK still.
Bro tell me about how download gta5 in android phone plz bro
Spin up an AWS instance and send it to
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So what does the law have to say about hacking a nabours wifi or any wifi for that matter if they hack me and it's fine it's only money then surly the government should have no problem with me when I hack the id portal and delete all their citizens right or am I right again😂😂😂
AMD GPU power 😁
nice
DEAR SIR .We want Quantum computing to explain video
I covered some quantum computing in this video: ruclips.net/video/MPzkkIknNOo/видео.htmlfeature=shared - is that what you're looking for?
@@davidbombalthanks🎉
Harsh cat 😺
Great tool 😸
This is hacking only for the people that know next to nothing about the... Well, anything 😂
I got all my neibors wifi password i dont pay internet anymore 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
Me neither. I figured why pay for data to keep out hacks because everything is hacked no matter what you do...
serious offence
@@ePlayPulsedont worry already reported him 😂
You can get into a lot of trouble man. I am guessing this is a joke or you don’t know that you can get into trouble for doing that. Please don’t do that lol.
It’s all fun and games until you get your door kicked in and you are sitting in a small box in Guantánamo Bay with baby’s crying on a loud speaker. All because you didn’t know what could get you into trouble by watching some cool RUclips videos.
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Anyhow if you use an antminer you talking terahertz of power this machines are made just for hashing😂😂😂try it
Hello how do i find The Alfa dongle in south Africa
mining rig ;)
How powerful is the apple m4 at cracking passwords
LOL! All that effort, hardware and setup. All made obsolete by WPA3.
Did you watch the video? WPA3 was discussed and recommended. Unfortunately a lot of devices still don't support WPA3. Most networks out there still use WPA2.
You realize this has worked for the past decade because Wpa2 is so widely used right?
An yes, because every new technology automatically replaces all previous versions automatically.
You sound surprised, must be new to IT.
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