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Wash - Json encryption data #254

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DJDan opened this issue Jul 6, 2018 · 5 comments
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Wash - Json encryption data #254

DJDan opened this issue Jul 6, 2018 · 5 comments

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@DJDan
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DJDan commented Jul 6, 2018

Could the following:
"ENC" encryption type (WPA / WPA2 / OPN)
"CIPHER" (CCMP / TKIP)
"AUTH" (PSK)
Please be added to the wash -j Json output for all networks as seperate values.
(Including wash -a all open/encrypted devices)

Similar to what airodump-ng outputs.

Thanks

@kcdtv
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kcdtv commented Jul 28, 2018

The -j option is here to show the content of the probe as they are and will not be modified.

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rofl0r commented Jul 28, 2018

well, i thought myself about adding it eventually, since the info is inside the probe and it could be helpful for some scenarios (and i've already written the code to extract the info for macgeiger anyways)

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kcdtv commented Jul 28, 2018

You said (not me) that wash with -j stdout "will never change in order to ensure compatibility with third party script" and that why i answered that
Than this information it is not in the "extend WPS parameter".
-j, --json print extended WPS info as json
I don't realy see the advantage to know if it is wpa2 or wpa1, that doesn't change anything for WPS crack.. And an open network is open, if it has WPS enabled and you crack it you will get a rubbish key that is not in use. I could eventually understand it without -j but that would make another change in stdout and it is not a data interesting for WPS cracking. the nice feature of wash without -j is that it is fast and straight to the point and it holds in the usual 80 characters size from the shell. If you want airodump-ng style... why not use airodump-ng?

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rofl0r commented Jul 28, 2018

yeah, the idea was to add it only in json output, not in 80-column normal mode (and eventually only with -a)
and yeah, i said we won't change the format of the json output, except for adding new fields ( e.g. #243 (comment) ) - and adding a field for encryption method would be just that.

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kcdtv commented Jul 30, 2018

Hi there!
Got it! Fine for me if you do it 😺

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