You can follow the discussion about 22000 hash mode here:
https://github.com/hashcat/hashcat/issues/1816
main advantages:
pay the price (PBKDF2) only once for PMKID and EAPOL (instead of twice 16800 and 2500)
no longer binary (hashes can be commented on every website without taking care about character encoding, all bash tools and commands are working on a 22000 hash line)
BTW:
If the invoice (PBKDF2) has already been paid, I recommend to get the PMK from hashcat potfile and use it instead of the PSK. Verifying a PMK is a thousand times (exactly 4096 * 2) faster!
Format in hashcat potfile is the the result of PBKDF2 calculation:
PMK * ESSID : PSK
explained here:
https://hashcat.net/forum/thread-9893-page-4.html
Please notice:
This will only work if you would like to verify a PMK or to test a single PSK, because we're doing this on CPU.
In every other case, hashcat is much, much faster!
https://github.com/hashcat/hashcat/issues/1816
main advantages:
pay the price (PBKDF2) only once for PMKID and EAPOL (instead of twice 16800 and 2500)
no longer binary (hashes can be commented on every website without taking care about character encoding, all bash tools and commands are working on a 22000 hash line)
BTW:
If the invoice (PBKDF2) has already been paid, I recommend to get the PMK from hashcat potfile and use it instead of the PSK. Verifying a PMK is a thousand times (exactly 4096 * 2) faster!
Format in hashcat potfile is the the result of PBKDF2 calculation:
PMK * ESSID : PSK
explained here:
https://hashcat.net/forum/thread-9893-page-4.html
Please notice:
This will only work if you would like to verify a PMK or to test a single PSK, because we're doing this on CPU.
In every other case, hashcat is much, much faster!