RE: WPA2 cracking 06-10-2014, 04:12 AM
#8
Personally i find reaver best for cracking routers with WPS enabled if you have a decent signal you should not get a failure to associate. if i do it i run it overnight and when i get up in the morning i have a WPA2 password. with aircrack this can take days/months/years depending on password complexity and length. with WPA2 you can have a password between 8 to 64 characters although i find most to be between 8 to 12, even so if you are trying to brute force this can take a while.

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