09-17-2021, 08:03 AM
With a little help of bash tools, you should be able to get exactly the hash that you want to feed hashcat with.
The format identifier (WPA*01* or WPA*02 for type and the messag epair field for kind).
Please notice that there will be more identifier in future times. Therefor I asked Atom to block WPA*01* up to WPA*FF* for this purpose (WiFi related hash algorithms). Regarding this and the machine read ability it is really not a good idea to add a YES or NO here. The same applies to the message pair field, because this bit mask contain all information about the kind of the hash.
The format identifier (WPA*01* or WPA*02 for type and the messag epair field for kind).
Please notice that there will be more identifier in future times. Therefor I asked Atom to block WPA*01* up to WPA*FF* for this purpose (WiFi related hash algorithms). Regarding this and the machine read ability it is really not a good idea to add a YES or NO here. The same applies to the message pair field, because this bit mask contain all information about the kind of the hash.