I have read about Wi-Fi password cracking for a while and used different tools my self, such as:
- Airodump for monitoring
- Aicrack for getting key from cap files for WEP/WPA/WPA2
- Reaver for WPS
- Bully for WPS
- Reaver and bully with PixieWPS for WPS
I have tried the tools on WEP, WPA and WPA2, where only WEP is able to get cracked. The weak point of routers was WPS, but reaver and bully seems outdated and I have not gotten them to work on a single router yet. WPA2 cannot be cracked as far as I have understood, and the only way to actually get a password from WPA/WPA2 is by having a word list, which in itself is an extremely bad solution. There is an incredibly low chance of a password being in a word list, and if we talk outside the USA, they are non existant. Since WPS cracking seems to be secured, WPA/WP2 not being able to be cracked without word lists and WPA3 on the way, would that mean that currently Wi-Fi with WPA/WPA2 protection is most likely impossible to hack?