EvilZone

You can not require from a human being to remember 12 new hard pwd's per account per year, its insane.
Instead 2 factor auth or padlocks provide a more secure method which also lowers the stress on the users.

Password managers are your friend, moreover some mobile counter parts has finger print access

I think passwords should be changed every 4 weeks if the environment requires a high level of security and like Kulverstukas said, the password complexity and reuse can be configured as rules

I've got Aircrack running on a intel i5 plus GeForce GTX 430 and 8GBDDR for almost 3 weeks and still nothing... The dic file is the generic "acdcdictionary.txt" 27GB.

Maybe i should get other appropriate dic file for local and nacional Portuguese words but can't find it any... Any links to get more custom dic wordlists?

Also tried on some free online has crack sites like wpa-sec.stanev.org and www.OnlineHashCrack.com but no results.

I know i must be patient but the i am beginning to lose hope on this one.
Reaver locks the router after some attempts, even with --ignore-locks -d 61 commands.

BTW the equipment is a TECHNICOLOR TG784n V3 from Vodafone Portugal.

Thks

Technicolor's password falls in the keyspace of 10 char that can vary among the following chars "0123456789ABCDEF"

In other words, you will have to try a maximum of 16^10=1,099,511,627,776 combinations so even if your hardware can crack 100k passwords per second it will take you roughly 4 months. At a speed of 6k (average of most hardware), it will take you 70 months or 6 years.

Hope that clears things up

You can send the cap here and I'll take care of it.

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