[fuzzzy]

easiest way is to hack the humans, do something nice for them. build relationship, ask them to share wifi.

[protonmail]

Move to Europe and North America.

Easier said than done lmao. Plus I don't wanna move in a place I would feel alienated. Its not my culture and language. Maybe just work there and save money then be back after 5 years or so and make my own business in my country.

Yeah, this will probably end poorly.

1) you move to the country and endure sucky jerks who don't like immigrants and extremely high living expenses
2) you save all your money and forget to live life (because you hate living in a foreign country) and you're not getting laid
3) for some reason, your home country's Currency starts to rise because companies move in, set up shop, and start employing people for higher wages
4) you realize all the money you've saved when you go home as been eaten up by Currency fluctuations AND wildly, all the cheap houses in your home country are now expensive
5) you also realize had you just stayed put, you'd have been with your friends, family and some hotties are now married off that you could have had a shot with

Recent examples: India, China
Probably examples: countries in Africa, SE Asia, SE Europe

Thats a grim outlook but has some points.

[blackboar]

Thats a grim outlook but has some points.

It's basically what happened to me, but within the same country (rural vs urban). Instead of living in a massive detached I'm living in a smaller smaller domicile. And the money I make isn't that much more than what I could get at home. Only half the bullets apply, but still.

[Pan]

Just knock on their door dude

agree, just ask for the fucking password it's not that hard

[DredgenSun]

Just knock on their door dude

agree, just ask for the fucking password it's not that hard

Exavtly, it's really not that hard. Usually look through the window and write down the fucking password you can see clearly on the side of the fucking thing. (Which fucking dimwits put on their windowsill for some MAD reason anyway)

[CorpTax]

WPS is your target most routers have it enabled by default and it will allow you too brute force the 2 4 digit pin codes to get the master key which is used to get the WPA2 PSK this is your quickest method unless you think the password is probably pretty weak then catching a WPA handshake may be quicker. Some routers now have added a limit to WPS bruting because with it being only 2 4 digit pin's the key space isn't very big meaning you may have to try 3 to 7 attempts then stop for 75 seconds or so before trying another 3 - 7 attempts to avoid a 5 minute lockout. Years ago before many routers had lockout limits you could crack almost any router pretty quick like this by hammering 4 digit pins. You'll have to test the model router you are targeting an see what it's lockout limits are (if any) and go from there to avoid them. If no WPS is enabled then fall back to a WPA2 Handshake.

[neoco284]

search for the router model and enter basic router words by brand 

[GnomeFizz]

Giving ParrotOS a try actually...

im just looking at it myself, did you get it booted?
It looks very similar to Kali.

[eVee]

Try their mobile numbers as the password 1st. This works more often than it should. Makes it easy for guests to connect.

If that does not work, wifite2 will make it easy if it is exploitable. You will need a special wifi dongle that costs about $50. I think Panda makes some ones that are cheaper. I prefer Alfa
If they have wps enabled, and a lot of older routers do, it will take 10 minutes or less to hack with pixie dust.
if not, don't worry. wifite has you covered. it will eventually try all known exploitable paths.
within 30 minutes or so, you should at the very least have captured the hash which you can try and crack with hashcat or john.
if they use WPA3, well damn... for the time being you are out of luck. There are no script kiddie methods for wpa3 yet. Social engineering becomes your only path forward.

[DredgenSun]

Giving ParrotOS a try actually...

im just looking at it myself, did you get it booted?
It looks very similar to Kali.

Yeah..... I can see the Kali influence, It just feels a bit odd not using Ubuntu...