The major advantage of the new hashline is that you can use bash tools on it, because it isn't any longer binary. Playing around with this bash tools you can do nearly everything (grep, sort, cut, cat, sed, awk, ...). There is no longer need for tools, working on binary hash formats.
Now it is time for a change. Please let hccap/hccapx rest in peace (R.I.P) after release of hashcat v6.0.0.
But anyway, you're right, we are missing some options in hcxhashtool, compared to wlanhcx2ssid. I'm going to add them, step by step. This are the first ones:
--mac-group-ap (old -a)
--mac-group-client (old -s)
BTW:
replacement for this old two options is already implemented:
-o : output file by vendor's (oui) (hcxhashtool : --oui-group)
-e : output file by essid's (hcxhashtool: --essid-group)
Now it is time for a change. Please let hccap/hccapx rest in peace (R.I.P) after release of hashcat v6.0.0.
But anyway, you're right, we are missing some options in hcxhashtool, compared to wlanhcx2ssid. I'm going to add them, step by step. This are the first ones:
--mac-group-ap (old -a)
--mac-group-client (old -s)
BTW:
replacement for this old two options is already implemented:
-o : output file by vendor's (oui) (hcxhashtool : --oui-group)
-e : output file by essid's (hcxhashtool: --essid-group)