12-31-2015, 03:35 AM
(12-30-2015, 11:57 PM)epixoip Wrote: A good handshake uses a firm, solid, but not overpowering grip. If it's all limp and sweaty then it's definitely a bad handshake.
hahaha.
(12-30-2015, 11:11 PM)12monkeys Wrote: Status exhausted. Yes, dictionary contains key. So can anyone tell me how to recognize good and bad handshake file?
assuming that you're using command line correctly for hashcat (which I have no way of knowing since you didn't provide any exact information about your problem, like actual status readings from the terminal or the actual command used to start the crack), then the only thing left to go wrong is that your .hccap file doesn't actually contain a handshake that can be cracked. so somewhere, something went wrong with the handshake capturing process.
there's only three elements to this problem 1) usage of the program 2) dictionary/mask 3) captured handshake. if two of them are correct and you're still getting bad results means the last is wrong.