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NAME

       hcxpcaptool - hcx tools set-N

DESCRIPTION

       hcxpcaptool  6.0.2  (C)  2020  ZeroBeat usage: hcxpcaptool <options> hcxpcaptool <options>
       [input.pcap] [input.pcap] ...  hcxpcaptool <options> *.cap hcxpcaptool <options> *.*

       options: -o <file> : output hccapx file (hashcat -m 2500/2501)  -O  <file>  :  output  raw
       hccapx file (hashcat -m 2500/2501)

              this will disable all(!) 802.11 validity checks very slow!

       -k  <file>  :  output PMKID file (hashcat hashmode -m 16800 new format) -K <file> : output
       raw PMKID file (hashcat hashmode -m 16801 new format)

              this will disable usage of ESSIDs completely

       -z <file> : output PMKID file (hashcat hashmode -m 16800 old format and john) -Z <file>  :
       output raw PMKID file (hashcat hashmode -m 16801 old format and john)

              this will disable usage of ESSIDs completely

       -j  <file>  : output john WPAPSK-PMK file (john wpapsk-opencl) -J <file> : output raw john
       WPAPSK-PMK file (john wpapsk-opencl)

              this will disable all(!) 802.11 validity checks very slow!

       -E <file> : output wordlist (autohex enabled) to use as  input  wordlist  for  cracker  -I
       <file> : output unsorted identity list -U <file> : output unsorted username list -M <file>
       : output unsorted IMSI number list -P <file> :  output  possible  WPA/WPA2  plainmasterkey
       list -T <file> : output management traffic information list

              format = mac_sta:mac_ap:essid

       -X <file> : output client probelist

              format: mac_sta:probed ESSID (autohex enabled)

       -D <file> : output unsorted device information list

              format = mac_device:device information string

       -g <file> : output GPS file

              format = GPX (accepted for example by Viking and GPSBabel)

       -V         :  verbose (but slow) status output -h        : show this help -v        : show
       version

       --filtermac=<mac>                 : filter output by MAC address

              format: 112233445566

       --ignore-fake-frames               :  do  not  convert  fake  frames  --ignore-zeroed-pmks
       :  do  not  convert  frames  which  use a zeroed plainmasterkey (PMK) --ignore-replaycount
       : allow not replaycount checked best handshakes --ignore-mac                      : do not
       check MAC addresses

              this will allow to use ESSIDs from frames with damaged broadcast MAC address

       --time-error-corrections=<digit>   : maximum time gap between EAPOL frames - EAPOL TIMEOUT
       (default: 600s) --nonce-error-corrections=<digit> : maximum  replycount/nonce  gap  to  be
       converted (default: 8)

       example: --nonce-error-corrections=60
              convert   handshakes   up   to   a   possible  packetloss  of  59  packets  hashcat
              nonce-error-corrections should be twice as much as hcxpcaptool value

       --max-essid-changes=<digit>       : allow maximum ESSID changes (default:  1  -  no  ESSID
       change is allowed) --eapol-out=<file>                : output EAPOL packets in hex

              format = mac_ap:mac_sta:EAPOL

       --netntlm-out=<file>               : output netNTLMv1 file (hashcat -m 5500, john netntlm)
       --md5-out=<file>                   :  output  MD5  challenge  file   (hashcat   -m   4800)
       --md5-john-out=<file>                :    output    MD5   challenge   file   (john   chap)
       --tacacsplus-out=<file>           : output TACACS+ authentication file (hashcat -m  16100,
       john tacacs-plus) --network-out=<file>              : output network information

              format = mac_ap:ESSID

       --hexdump-out=<file>               :  output  dump  raw  packets in hex --hccap-out=<file>
       : output old hccap file (hashcat -m 2500) --hccap-raw-out=<file>            :  output  raw
       old hccap file (hashcat -m 2500)

       this will disable all(!) 802.11 validity checks
              very slow!

       --nmea=<file>                     : save track to file

       format: NMEA 0183 $GPGGA, $GPRMC, $GPWPL
              to  convert it to gpx, use GPSBabel: gpsbabel -i nmea -f hcxdumptool.nmea -o gpx -F
              file.gpx to display the track, open file.gpx with viking

   --prefix-out=<file>               : convert everything to lists using this  prefix  (overrides
       single options):
       hccapx (-o) file.hccapx
              PMKID  (-k)  file.16800 netntlm (--netntlm-out) file.5500 md5 (--md5-out) file.4800
              tacacsplus (--tacacsplus) file.16100 wordlist (-E) file.essidlist identitylist (-I)
              file.identitylist  usernamelist  (-U)  file.userlist  imsilist  (-M)  file.imsilist
              networklist  (-network-out)  file.networklist  trafficlist  (-T)   file.networklist
              clientlist (-X) file.clientlist deviceinfolist (-D) file.deviceinfolist

       --help                             :  show  this  help --version                         :
       show version

       bitmask for message pair field: 0: MP  info  (https://hashcat.net/wiki/doku.php?id=hccapx)
       1:     MP     info     (https://hashcat.net/wiki/doku.php?id=hccapx)     2:     MP    info
       (https://hashcat.net/wiki/doku.php?id=hccapx) 3: x (unused) 4: ap-less attack (set to 1) -
       no   nonce-error-corrections   necessary   5:   LE   router   detected   (set   to   1)  -
       nonce-error-corrections only for  LE  necessary  6:  BE  router  detected  (set  to  1)  -
       nonce-error-corrections  only  for  BE  necessary  7: not replaycount checked (set to 1) -
       replaycount not checked, nonce-error-corrections definitely necessary

       Do not edit, merge or convert pcapng files! This will remove optional comment fields!   Do
       not  use  hcxpcaptool  in  combination  with  third  party  cap/pcap/pcapng cleaning tools
       (except: tshark and/or Wireshark)!  It is much better to run gzip to compress  the  files.
       Wireshark, tshark and hcxpcaptool will understand this.

SEE ALSO

       The full documentation for hcxpcaptool is maintained as a Texinfo manual.  If the info and
       hcxpcaptool programs are properly installed at your site, the command

              info hcxpcaptool

       should give you access to the complete manual.