pyrit:tldr:437cb

This command is a line of code written in the Pyrit command-line tool. Pyrit is a program used for performing wireless network security assessments, particularly cracking WPA/WPA2-PSK passwords.

The command "pyrit -r ${select} analyze" is used to analyze a captured handshake file in order to determine the security of a specific WPA/WPA2-PSK network.

Here is the breakdown of the command:

• "pyrit" is the command to run the Pyrit tool.
• "-r" is an option flag that indicates the following argument is the location or filename of the captured handshake file. This file contains the authentication handshake packets exchanged between a wireless device and the access point.
• "${select}" is a placeholder that would typically be replaced with the actual location or filename of the handshake file you want to analyze. For example, "pyrit -r capture.cap analyze". The capture.cap is the name of the file in this example.
• "analyze" is a Pyrit subcommand that tells the tool to analyze the provided handshake file.

Overall, this command executes the Pyrit tool and tells it to analyze a specified handshake file, providing information about the security of the targeted WPA/WPA2-PSK network.