Take the 2-minute tour ×  I'm trying to hack my own WPA2 network
for learning purposes.  I have the *.cap file generated by
aircrack-ng tools after a WPA handshake.  I've tested by
including my own password and a bunch of incorrect passwords on
a wordlist and aircrack-ng crack successfully. My password is 10
characters length, only uppercase letters and numbers, so I
tried generating a wordlist with crunch (10 characters length,
uppercase and numbers only):  $ crunch 10 10 -f charset.lst
ualpha-numeric -o wordlist.txt  But crunch weight estimation was
stunning:  Crunch will now generate the following amount of
data: 40217742840692736 bytes 38354628411 MB 37455691 GB 36577
TB 35 PB Crunch will now generate the following number of lines:
3656158440062976  The wordlist is incredibly big. And I
generated the wordlist by having clues about the lenght and
characters involved. If I didn't know that It'd be even bigger.
I guess I know believe that bruteforce attacks on non trivial
passwords is impossible, at least w