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The tool is called hashcat-ocl for obvious reasons. This is the opencl version of hashcat. Hashcat-ocl provides Hashcat with an additional engine. The name is misleading because hashcat-ocl is a swiss knife for hash cracking. It is also possible to make use of the tool's speed to crack other things. I even had a write up about cracking SSL-Ciphers with a GPU based script here.
As a rule of thumb, a rule set that will test 100K words per second on a single GPU, test 100*2^M words per second on a single GPU. A rule set that is too slow on a single GPU will not see any acceleration at all.
As mentioned, the minimum rulesize is set to a large value because the GPU is really good at comparing keys. The rulesize needs to be significant enough to allow the GPU to do a lot of parallel work. You want to know if your rule set can test at least 1*(2^N) different keys with a single GPU card.
If you are testing passwords, you want to ensure that the GPU can handle a lot of passwords (on the order of 1*2^N). A good rule set should be able to test 100* 2^M passwords with a single GPU card.
I am glad to announce, firstly, the release of whitepixel, an opensource GPU-accelerated password hash auditing software for AMD/ATI graphicscards that qualifies as the world's fastest single-hash MD5 brute forcer; andsecondly, that a Linux computer built with four dual-GPU AMD Radeon HD 5970graphics cards for the purpose of running whitepixel is the first demonstrationof eight AMD GPUs concurrently running this type of cryptographic workload on asingle system. This software and hardware combination achieves a rate of 28.6billion MD5 password hashes tested per second, consumes 1230 Watt at full load,and costs 2700 USD as of December 2010. The capital and operating costs of sucha system are only a small fraction of running the same workload on Amazon EC2GPU instances, as I will detail in this post.
This tool does it's slowest work when put up against WPA/WPA2 because of the 4 way handshake slowing it down. It does extremely well with other hash types For eg Md5 is cracked at 10million attempts per second and NTLM is a bit faster than Md5. The oclHashcat website has some more in depth.info.
I'm going to try using the tftp utility from linksys. I ran into a little problem in that I'm unable to find the tftp utility on the linksys site. It's possible that Belkin has done away with the utility. I was unable to find any recent news on the open-wrt forums about this either.
Anyways, I have been able to get the router back up and running. It's still not working as well as it was before. I've reset it a few times, and still have some funky connection issues. I'm not sure what to do next. Could someone with experience with this device/firmware and open-wrt, please help me?Thanks
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