Today I hacked into the routers of several organizations. Still using their routers' default passwords, and has published a list of them along with the IP. On this particular NetGear switch, the password is sadly 'password' but this vulnerability.

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To start off with a little backstory, my parents got my uncle to set up the router so that my bandwidth would be limited to 5Mbps, and that is not enough because I am constantly downloading games from steam. I need to get the admin password to disable this and get myself all 20Mbps. I've tried doing dictionary attacks with Kali Linux, but my parents password is not on any password list that I tried.

I made a python script to make a list of every possible eight character passwords, but quickly realized that that would take up more space than I have on my computer currently. (((36 8)/1024)/1024)/1024 = ~2,600 2.6 Terabytes Is there any way I can edit what I have right now to accomplish this task? Also, I do not have access to their computer, and I have already asked them to log in on my computer so a key-logger would not work. Thanks in advance for the help!

PS This is my python script: • • • • •. Two choices as I see it: Reset the router to factory defaults when they aren't around and put the SSID and wifi password and whatever back in like it was, then feign ignorance if it ever comes up. Or Figure out how you're being limited in bandwidth.

Most likely it's via MAC or Hostname, both of which can be spoofed or changed on your PC. The issue with both of these is if your parents have some level of skill and actually go into the router from time to time. But that's your call. Vacations 4.0. Brute forcing is a waste of time in this case, since you can't test the programs you're using to get a successful login you cannot know you have the programs configured properly (unless you have some experience with these programs that you haven't mentioned). I admit, we've all been there, but brute forcing a password is not the way to go, and if you do, don't just try and guess every possible combination, you can use cow patty and john the ripper, along with a decent dictionary file. Now, i am going to assume that your 'parents' are tech savy, but perhaps not tech savy enough to find out, and that if they do they won't make you 'disappear'.