Goodevening all,
i have different wpa/wpa2 handsakes in hccap format that i would like have them merged into a single hccap file so i would be able to run a dictionary attack (instead of multiple).
i copied all the handsakes in the same folder and executed (accordind to https://hashcat.net/wiki/doku.php?id=fre...es_at_once):
copy *.hccap all_handsakes.hccap
The problem that i am encountering now is that when i execute the dictionary attack i am not able to recover any hash (one hash is already inside the dictionary).
If i run the dictionary attack on each single hccap file i am able to recover the hash contained in the dictionary for the known network.
Am i doing something wrong?
Is this because i merged wpa and wpa2 handsakes together?
the command line i use for the dictionary attack is:
hashcat-cli64 -m 2500 --status -o recoverd.txt all_handsakes.hccap wordlist.txt
thank you very much for your time!
i have different wpa/wpa2 handsakes in hccap format that i would like have them merged into a single hccap file so i would be able to run a dictionary attack (instead of multiple).
i copied all the handsakes in the same folder and executed (accordind to https://hashcat.net/wiki/doku.php?id=fre...es_at_once):
copy *.hccap all_handsakes.hccap
The problem that i am encountering now is that when i execute the dictionary attack i am not able to recover any hash (one hash is already inside the dictionary).
If i run the dictionary attack on each single hccap file i am able to recover the hash contained in the dictionary for the known network.
Am i doing something wrong?
Is this because i merged wpa and wpa2 handsakes together?
the command line i use for the dictionary attack is:
hashcat-cli64 -m 2500 --status -o recoverd.txt all_handsakes.hccap wordlist.txt
thank you very much for your time!