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Originally Posted by manulu
Im not making a poll
but I wonder which is better: pyrit passthrough cowpatty?; airolib?; pyrit batch?
in my case
what's with the pyrit passthrough cowpatty and this benefits
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Kinda all depends on your methods.
With enough hard drive space, and if you keep large WPA password lists, you may find pyrit passthrough to cowpatty the way to go. Also, batch mode is a good choice since pyrit will take the password file, import it, and store it for later batch processing against your SSID.
A bit light on hard drive space? Maybe you can employ crunch ( /pentest/passwords/crunch/crunch ) to generate your passphrases and pipe that into pyrit, piping that into cowpatty.
Best speed? Yeah, that depends on a few things as well. Top speed, at least on my modest system, has been to use pyrit and the attack_passthrough option. It's buggy, sadly, and you will see segmentation faults until pyrit's author fixes it.
Just my $.02 - hope others around here will chime in as well.