Hashcatch deauthenticates clients connected to all nearby WiFi networks and tries to capture the handshakes. It can be used in any Linux device including Raspberry Pi and Nethunter devices so that you can capture handshakes while walking your dog.
Install from source
git clone https://github.com/staz0t/hashcatch
./hashcatch --setup
sudo pacman -U ./hashcatch-<ver>-1-any.pkg.tar.xz
or sudo apt install ./hashcatch_<ver>_all.deb
sudo hashcatch --setup
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sudo hashcatch
to start hashcatch
hashcatch --help
to print the help screen
option name=option1,option2,option3
interface=wlan0
ignore=Google Starbucks,AndroidAP
Note: PMKID attack is not included in hashcatch because not all routers are vulnerable to the attack, hence checking for the attack increases the time taken in testing one AP. Pixiedust attack, and collecting information via WPS while being effective, in a targetted attack, it also increases the time takes in testing one AP, which is not ideal for the mission of this tool, which is to be as fast as possible. Besides that, in my testing I found that there is one WPS enabled router for every 10 APs. Hence, the result provided by hashcatch will not be consistent and it can miss out on an opportunity to capture an extra handshake. So, as of now, hashcat will continue working with the conventional deauth and capture method.
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