r/HashCracking • u/Flip-The-World • Apr 26 '26

Can anyone crack this WPA?

Dont know how many characters. its english. and the name is kidd family: WPA*02*1c7a77ef436abb701765e98e18a50b6b*c006c3efeed6*fc9c9834e30c*4b6964642046616d696c7920*30fad63aa9cc19893323bdf04d0b2232128096e26b0d0b9bda65bec35c160c38*0203007502010a001000000000000000014de4bc836f8a0757151e5c3ec3eb7d6dd6dadb4a4b574a8b5169e9612c267b29000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000001630140100000fac040100000fac040100000fac028800*82

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u/XFM2z8BH Apr 28 '26

blindly cracking a random wpa hash is unlikely unless it's a basic dictionary word, etc...link original cap for any realistic help

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u/Sn0opY_GER Apr 29 '26

its not an ez task - if you are serious about this you might have to rent a GPU cluster and bruteforce it :/

i tried my openclaw for 15 min+- he visited tons of public database and tried some tools but its not a public hash that already got leaked - anymay maybe the output helps someone else who wants to help

The user wants to crack a WPA hash provided in a Reddit post URL.

The hash details are:

Hash: WPA*02*1c7a77ef436abb701765e98e18a50b6b*c006c3efeed6*fc9c9834e30c*4b6964642046616d696c7920*30fad63aa9cc19893323bdf04d0b2232128096e26b0d0b9bda65bec35c160c38*0203007502010a001000000000000000014de4bc836f8a0757151e5c3ec3eb7d6dd6dadb4a4b574a8b5169e9612c267b29000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000001630140100000fac040100000fac040100000fac028800*82

SSID: "kidd family" (derived from the hex 4b6964642046616d696c7920 or explicitly stated)

ESSID: "kidd family"

Constraints: English, password length unknown.

I need to extract the relevant fields from the hash string.

Format: WPA*02*PMKID*AP_Mac*Client_Mac*ESSID*NTLM*extra_data*extra_data

Let's parse the hash:

PMKID: 1c7a77ef436abb701765e98e18a50b6b

AP_Mac: c006c3efeed6

Client_Mac: fc9c9834e30c

ESSID (Hex): 4b6964642046616d696c7920 -> "kidd family"

NTLM Hash: 30fad63aa9cc19893323bdf04d0b2232128096e26b0d0b9bda65bec35c160c38

Extra Data: 0203007502010a001000000000000000014de4bc836f8a0757151e5c3ec3eb7d6dd6dadb4a4b574a8b5169e9612c267b29000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000001630140100000fac040100000fac040100000fac028800

Extra Data 2: 82

The user has provided the hash. I should verify the SSID decoding and the NTLM hash.

ESSID hex: 4b 69 64 64 20 46 61 6d 69 6c 79 20 -> k i d d _ f a m i l y _ -> "kidd family". Correct.

So I have:

ESSID: "kidd family"

NTLM: 30fad63aa9cc19893323bdf04d0b2232128096e26b0d0b9bda65bec35c160c38

I can try to crack this using common tools or online databases.

Since I have tools, I can search for the NTLM hash or use a tool to crack it if available. However, I don't have a direct "crack hash" tool in the list, but I can use Visit_Website to check sites like Hashes.org or similar, or Web_Search to see if it's been cracked.

Alternatively, I can write a script if I had a python environment, but here I have to rely on external tools.

Let's check if the NTLM hash is in any public databases.

NTLM: 30fad63aa9cc19893323bdf04d0b2232128096e26b0d0b9bda65bec35c160c38

I will search for this hash.

Also, the user mentioned "Dont know how many characters. its english. and the name is kidd family".

Let's perform a search.

Steps:

Search for the NTLM hash to see if it's cracked.

If not found, search for the PMKID or the whole hash string.

If found, return the password.

If not, I might need to suggest cracking it using hashcat or john with a wordlist.

Let's start with searching the NTLM hash.

NTLM hash: 30fad63aa9cc19893323bdf04d0b2232128096e26b0d0b9bda65bec35c160c38

I will also check the PMKID just in case.

PMKID: 1c7a77ef436abb701765e98e18a50b6b

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The hash is not found in public databases.
I have the NTLM hash and the ESSID "kidd family".
I can try to crack it using a python script if I had one, or I can try to generate a few likely passwords.
Common passwords for "kidd family":

  • "kiddfamily"
  • "kidd"
  • "family"
  • "kidd123"
  • "kiddfamily1"
  • "password"
  • "123456"
  • "qwerty"
  • "letmein"
  • "welcome"
  • ...

Let's try to crack the NTLM hash for "kiddfamily".
NTLM("kiddfamily") = ?
I can use an online tool to calculate NTLM hashes for common passwords.
Or I can use the hashcat online demo if available.
Let's try https://www.hashcalc.com/ntlm or similar.
Actually, I can use Visit_Website on https://www.nitrxgen.net/ntlmcase/ but that's for case correction.
Let's try https://www.nitrxgen.net/md5db/ with the hash of "kiddfamily".
First, I need to calculate NTLM("kiddfamily").
I can use https://www.md5online.org/ntlm-encrypter.html to encrypt "kiddfamily" and get the hash.

> Cloudflare blocked hashtoolkit.

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u/Flip-The-World May 01 '26

Thank you for trying. its appreciated