< XXXXX> Took 4 seconds to "crack" my neighbour's WPA2 password.
< XXXXX> Apparently there is this extremely secure protocol called WPS
< XXXXX> Enabled by default in most routers, impossible to disable in some
< XXXXX> It sends out the WPA password if you give it the correct 8-digit pin code
< XXXXX> 8 decimal digits
< XXXXX> last one being a checksum, so 7 in practice
< XXXXX> Now, that's a few, so they decided to implement a helper in the protocol
< XXXXX> It tells you if the first four are correct
< XXXXX> So first you test 0000-9999, when that's done you test 000-999 for the last digits.
< XXXXX> Fortunately, my neighbour's router had the default 12345670 pincode
< XXXXX> So the program didn't even have to try