This is a Docker Container with a script to crack pcap files with Hashcat. The aim of the project is to automate the processing of Hashes captured with a pwnagotchi. It's designed to run in the background and grimmley do it's work.
It uses the Docker container dizcza/docker-hashcat.
This project is under heavy development.
This project has three parts, namely:
- pwnagotchi plugin
- workload coordinator
- worker script
The Worker script takes a bunch of pcap files, converts them and attempts to crack them with hashcat.
The Coordinator Script loads the files from your pwnagotchi and instantiates the Worker script.
The pwnagotchi Plugin provides the files to your Coordinator Script. \
It is possible to use the worker script on it's own. If you want to use this, build only the worker_only stage and run the docker container.
Please refere to the according document:
I am focussing here on the usage of all the tools combined. Please refere to this document.
Please refere to the FAQ.
Is there a FAQ? Yes.
The Script comes with two .env files.
The default.env is used as base .env konfiguration file. Use it as reference but don't change it. In the user.env you can overwrite the values from the defualt.env file and configure your run. These variables are parsed during runtime. This means there is no container rebuild required for diffrent runs if you specify something there. If you are yousing the coordinator there is a restart required. The Key-Value pairs should be selfexplainatory ;-)
├─rules
├─wordlists
└─data
├─progress.json
├─ssid-wordlist.json
├─backlog
├─input
├─output
└─[Session-UUID]
├─intermediates
└─error
The progress.json is used to track progression, the ssid-wordlist.json is the master SSID wordlist. It contains some meta data. The acutal export can be found under wordlists/ssid-wordlist-export.txt.
Check out this page: Roadmap.
For the Containers refer to the manufacterers of the containers. This project underlies the GPL3 License.