05-21-2016, 09:18 AM
(05-21-2016, 09:05 AM)philsmd Wrote: Those "weird strings" are the mac addresses of the access point and the connected device/client respectively.
The output format was choosen to distinguish between networks with the same network name "ESSID". There are many cases where several access points share the same network name.
The output can always be "changed" (skip the "hash", in this case "ESSID:BSSID:MACOFCLIENT:" etc) with the --outfile-format option (see --help).
Your answer is much appreciated! Taking a closer look, you are spot on. But I never fiddled with the --outfile-format argument. Does this mean that the pass is 123456789 (the last string)? Because I tried it and it doesn't appear to be it.
In any case, thanks a lot for the clarifications!