01-01-2016, 04:38 AM
this is a question for the pyrit forums (wherever they are), not here. your handshake question has nothing to do with hashcat.
but the short answer is as long as it shows 1 'good' handshake you should be good to go. if you see a lot of 'bad' handshakes but no 'good' then there's no guarantee that it'll work.
besides, when you run hashcat, the entire status update readout (which I asked you to provide but you seem very reluctant to) will also tell you which hash hashcat is trying to crack, as well as how many total hashes it found in the capture file you provide. that will give a big clue as to the quality and contents of your capture file.
if you want help, you're gonna have to give more useful information, especially when it's asked for.
but the short answer is as long as it shows 1 'good' handshake you should be good to go. if you see a lot of 'bad' handshakes but no 'good' then there's no guarantee that it'll work.
besides, when you run hashcat, the entire status update readout (which I asked you to provide but you seem very reluctant to) will also tell you which hash hashcat is trying to crack, as well as how many total hashes it found in the capture file you provide. that will give a big clue as to the quality and contents of your capture file.
if you want help, you're gonna have to give more useful information, especially when it's asked for.