When I run the tool and capture several full handshakes on 5Ghz network the hashes are malformed and cannot be cracked with network password. Happens on mt76x0u and rtw88 driver.
To Reproduce
Steps to reproduce the behavior:
- Run
angryoxide -i alfa1 -t MyEssid --notar -c 36,48
- Wait for one or more full handshakes (M1,M2,M3,M4 and marked as OK)
- Exit
- Run hashcat:
hashcat -w 3 -m 22000 h.hc22000 valid_pass_file --potfile-disable
- Hashcat reports no hashes have been cracked
Similarly when I remove 5Ghz channels from command line I get a crackable hashfile from 2.4Ghz capture.
Expected behavior
Hashes marked with OK should be crackable.
Hardware:
- Device: Lenovo laptop
- OS: NixOS
- Interface: Alfa AWUS036ACHM / Alfa AWUS036ACH
Additional context
This should not be relevant, since they are on different channels, but this is a network that broadcasts same ESSID for both 2.4Gzh/5Ghz.
When I run the tool and capture several full handshakes on 5Ghz network the hashes are malformed and cannot be cracked with network password. Happens on
mt76x0uandrtw88driver.To Reproduce
Steps to reproduce the behavior:
angryoxide -i alfa1 -t MyEssid --notar -c 36,48hashcat -w 3 -m 22000 h.hc22000 valid_pass_file --potfile-disableSimilarly when I remove 5Ghz channels from command line I get a crackable hashfile from 2.4Ghz capture.
Expected behavior
Hashes marked with OK should be crackable.
Hardware:
Additional context
This should not be relevant, since they are on different channels, but this is a network that broadcasts same ESSID for both 2.4Gzh/5Ghz.