WiFi Unlocker?

WoodPeckr

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Came across this WiFi Unlocker. $24.99
Learn what the hacker's already know and see how it's done.

They don't actually unlock it, they just get the Key. Then they use it without you knowing. You can't afford to wait ! Do you really think your wireless is secure?
Wouldn"t you like to see if you can access your "locked network"? Get the "WEP Key ? Get the WPA Handshake?"

Unlock a security enabled wireless connection today ! This is the same software hackers use to steal Wi-Fi worldwide. Don't be the last guy that figures out Wi-Fi is not safe ! We give you all the tools, with written and video instructions, so you can't fail.

Our Powerful Servers can break a WPA Handshake !
Anyone know anything about it?
 

nofrill

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Came across this WiFi Unlocker. $24.99

Learn what the hacker's already know and see how it's done.

They don't actually unlock it, they just get the Key. Then they use it without you knowing. You can't afford to wait ! Do you really think your wireless is secure? Wouldn"t you like to see if you can access your "locked network"? Get the "WEP Key ? Get the WPA Handshake?"

Unlock a security enabled wireless connection today ! This is the same software hackers use to steal Wi-Fi worldwide. Don't be the last guy that figures out Wi-Fi is not safe ! We give you all the tools, with written and video instructions, so you can't fail.

Our Powerful Servers can break a WPA Handshake !

Anyone know anything about it?
Reading this article about hacking WPA:

http://www.smallnetbuilder.com/wireless/wireless-howto/30278-how-to-crack-wpa--wpa2

There are already free tools to capture the "handshake" during password authentication. The only thing left to do is to crack it.

Since WPA is designed to be more secure than WEP, it is improbable / impossible to use brute force method because of the astronomical number of combination in the > 8-figure password (the more figures, the more secure).

Therefore, the only probable way to crack the PW is when the user punch in a word - ie. using dictionary method. Using the dictionary method, any decent home computer can attempt to crack the PW.

This is probably what they describe: "Our powerful servers can break a WPA handshake!" - AS LONG AS IT IS A WORD IN THEIR DICTIONARY

If the user uses a totally random set of letters / numbers for his PW, it is still uncrackable.

I must say this payware is likely to work, because most ppl believe that the wifi PW encryption is so secure that they can use common words they can remember.
 

zorlack

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I must say this payware is likely to work, because most ppl believe that the wifi PW encryption is so secure that they can use common words they can remember.
reminds me of Spaceballs:
"That is the stupidest combination I've ever heard in my life! The kind of thing an idiot would have on his luggage!"

yup, some people think they are golden simply for using WEP or WPA.

also small business & internet cafes may use an easy to share password, for a token effort at security.
 
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