The minimum password length for WPA/WPA2 is 8 bytes/characters.
Hashcat will immediately reject (see the Rejected.........: line within your status) all passwords which do not adhere to this limitation.
To avoid it (when using rules/amplifiers), you could just run something like this:
btw. you should find a better strategy to attack these hashes.
using a huge dict generated by crunch together with a lot of generated rules, might not be the most efficient way to crack these hashes.
You should read the wiki/forum etc to find better solutions... including the use of the built-in mask attack (-a 3) etc
Hashcat will immediately reject (see the Rejected.........: line within your status) all passwords which do not adhere to this limitation.
To avoid it (when using rules/amplifiers), you could just run something like this:
Code:
hashcat --stdout -r append3-5.rule 5_5_loweralpha.lst | hashcat -a 0 -m 2500 -w 3 Testnetz_E0-28-6D-F9-4C-7D.cap.hccapxbtw. you should find a better strategy to attack these hashes.
using a huge dict generated by crunch together with a lot of generated rules, might not be the most efficient way to crack these hashes.
You should read the wiki/forum etc to find better solutions... including the use of the built-in mask attack (-a 3) etc