Random Theory Thoughts: If it is an AP with a default ESSID odds are the password is still default and pretty much impossible to crack with a word list. If the AP has been named something then odds are that it has a dictionary attack capable password. The password could contain entropy. Meaning it could be PASSWORD but with padding like P.A.S.S.W.O.R.D. The weakest Password just became strong and off your list.

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Something to think about. Some AP's have a secret (the same) PIN that is issued to every AP of that vendor. Hi I am trying this to open a protected.rar file with cRARK in Kali Linux. My password length is 10 to 13. I am executing the command./crark -c -l10 -g13 /root/desktop.rar file. And I partially remember the password.

So I modified password.def file as ## abilnopr. ABINLNOPR. 1257. 1257 abilnopr. 1257 ABILNOPR. abilnopr 1257.

ABILNOPR 1257. ABILNOPR abilnopr 1257 $!. It taking more than a day to execute, But the password contains roop together, Is possible to mention somewhere and continue the search? Hi I am trying this to open a protected.rar file with cRARK in Kali Linux. My password length is 10 to 13. I am executing the command./crark -c -l10 -g13 /root/desktop/file.rar file.

And I partially remember the password. So I modified password.def file as ## abilnopr. ABINLNOPR. 1257.

1257 abilnopr. 1257 ABILNOPR.

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abilnopr 1257. ABILNOPR 1257. ABILNOPR abilnopr 1257 $!.

It taking more than a day to execute, But the password contains 'roop' together & '15', Is possible to mention somewhere and continue the search?