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pyrit

Pyrit is a command line tool for performing WiFi network security assessments. It is designed to crack WPA/WPA2-PSK passwords through brute-force and dictionary attacks. Pyrit utilizes the computational power of GPUs and CPUs to accelerate the process of password cracking. It supports multiple attack modes, including pure brute-force, hybrid attacks, and precomputed lookups. The tool also offers various optimizers and filters to enhance the efficiency of the cracking process. Pyrit has the capability to work with large password lists and provides statistics on the progress of the attack. It is commonly used by security professionals and researchers to assess the strength of wireless network security protocols.

List of commands for pyrit:

  • pyrit:tldr:1f064 pyrit: Set [e]SSID.
    $ pyrit -e "${ESSID}" create_essid
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  • pyrit:tldr:35909 pyrit: Display system cracking speed.
    $ pyrit benchmark
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  • pyrit:tldr:36a42 pyrit: Read and [i]mport passwords to the current database.
    $ pyrit -i ${filename} ${select}
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  • pyrit:tldr:37bde pyrit: Translate passwords with Pired Master Keys.
    $ pyrit batch
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  • pyrit:tldr:437cb pyrit: [r]ead and analyze a specific packet capture file.
    $ pyrit -r ${select} analyze
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  • pyrit:tldr:946b1 pyrit: Exp[o]rt passwords from database to a specific file.
    $ pyrit -o ${filename} export_passwords
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  • pyrit:tldr:cd59e pyrit: [r]ead the capture file and crack the password.
    $ pyrit -r ${filename} attack_db
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  • pyrit:tldr:f3dad pyrit: List available cores.
    $ pyrit list_cores
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