For one thing, my computer isn’t fast enough to go through a wordlist of that size in a reasonable amount of time. It’s not enough for me to just download a million adjectives and a million nouns and call the job done. My goal was to uncover the actual lists of adjectives and nouns Netgear used to generate the default passwords. Given any combination of noun and adjective, there are only 1,000 passwords that can be made from adding three digits to the end.The words all seem to be easy enough to spell and pronounce, especially since these routers are sold in countries where the English is not the primary language.

There is also a finite set of nouns used to generate these passwords.There is a finite set of adjectives they used to generate these passwords.After seeing a few of these I was able to make a few assumptions: For example, quiet unicorn604 (bold added for clarity). Some Netgear WNDR series routers (including the N900, N750, and N600) come with a factory-set default WPA key in the form of: adjective noun#. WoNDeR-List is the wordlist I created to crack the default WPA keys of several models of Netgear wireless routers.

TLDR: Wordlist of Netgear default WPA keys.

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