06-04-2018, 07:14 AM
You can remove some handshakes with hcxtools or with any other tool, that can work with binary data, but how do you know what handshakes to remove? If there is a forced one (AP-less), you can use that without nonce correction and this might be your best bet.
If you have the same essid, PMK for each password candidate over all handshakes is computed only once and this is the heaviest part. Depending on nonce correction you're using, speed loss will be negligible with 1 vs 5 handshakes.
If you have the same essid, PMK for each password candidate over all handshakes is computed only once and this is the heaviest part. Depending on nonce correction you're using, speed loss will be negligible with 1 vs 5 handshakes.