Bedrock1977
2018-02-02, 05:41
I have a wpa2 handshake file that I obtained from my lab environment using the latest version of Fluxion. I do not have any rainbow tables or word lists on my Raspberry Pi 3 for obvious reasons with storage space.
I came across a website today called https://crackstation.net/ and it looks promising. However, from what I have read online, and if I understand what I read correctly, I need to find the hash of the .cap file. Is that correct? This particular website has the abilty to handle up to 20 different hashes.
Then I was doing some further reading on https://null-byte.wonderhowto.com/how-to/brute-force-wpa-wpa2-via-gpu-0170474/and I read about converting the .cap file to a .hccap file so Hashcat can crack the key. It appears I need the BSSID and the .cap file to come up with a hash. Is it that hash that I can then upload to the crackstation.net website?
Has anyone ever used that page for the purpose of cracking a wifi password?
I came across a website today called https://crackstation.net/ and it looks promising. However, from what I have read online, and if I understand what I read correctly, I need to find the hash of the .cap file. Is that correct? This particular website has the abilty to handle up to 20 different hashes.
Then I was doing some further reading on https://null-byte.wonderhowto.com/how-to/brute-force-wpa-wpa2-via-gpu-0170474/and I read about converting the .cap file to a .hccap file so Hashcat can crack the key. It appears I need the BSSID and the .cap file to come up with a hash. Is it that hash that I can then upload to the crackstation.net website?
Has anyone ever used that page for the purpose of cracking a wifi password?