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staz0t / hashcatch

Capture handshakes of nearby WiFi networks automatically
http://stazot.com/hashcatch
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Hashcat-utils #18

Closed scor1n closed 4 years ago

scor1n commented 4 years ago

I have read all other reports and solutions to this problem but I still get the problem. Might be because I dont understand the solutions. Can you help me out, thanks image

staz0t commented 4 years ago

Hashcatch throws this error when it could not find the necessary binary/binaries in the PATH. It checks that by using the command -v {name of the command} command for Debian based distros.

Hashcatch needs cap2hccapx from hashcat-utils package. So, what you have to make sure of, is that you have cap2hccapx in your PATH.

Just use the following command to check that. command -v cap2hccapx

If you get any output from the last command, it means that the location of the binary is added to PATH, and hashcatch would not throw any errors. It is entirely possible that you have installed hashcat-utils, but it has not been added to the PATH yet.

So, for anyone who's facing this issue, just make sure that the locations of the binaries are added to PATH. You can simply type in the command, or use command -v {name of the command} (for Debian based distros) to check that.

Here's the list of package missing errors and which binary is actually missing from PATH. aircrack-ng -> aircrack-ng hashcat-utils - > cap2hccapx hcxtools -> wlanhcxinfo jq -> jq

Hope this helps!

staz0t commented 4 years ago

Also, the error also says that your network adapter could not be set to monitor mode. The network adapter you are using should have the capability to work in monitor mode.

scor1n commented 4 years ago

I will try that and let you know how it goes. Where is PATH?

staz0t commented 4 years ago

If you're unsure of what PATH is, I think you should become familiar with Linux first.

scor1n commented 4 years ago

I have put it in path and it still doesn’t recognize it

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staz0t commented 4 years ago

Did you try the command -v cap2hccapx command I suggested? Or did you try to run cap2hccapx from your terminal?

scor1n commented 4 years ago

I have tried it and I have looked up how to troubleshoot this but still nothing I thank you for your time trying to help me, I really appreciate it image