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# Extraindo um Hash de Handshake com Aircrack-ng
Exporte uma captura autorizada de handshake WPA/WPA2 para ferramentas offline de auditoria de senhas.
### Visão geral
Use este fluxo de trabalho para uma rede que você possui ou está autorizado a avaliar.
O Aircrack-ng exporta um handshake WPA/WPA2 capturado para um `.hccap` arquivo. Esse arquivo contém dados do handshake para ferramentas de auditoria de senha offline. Ele não revela a frase-senha da rede.
Confirme que a captura contém um handshake válido antes de exportá-lo.
### Exportar a captura do handshake
Converter `CAPTURE-01.cap` para um `.hccap` arquivo:
{% code overflow="wrap" %}
```bash
aircrack-ng -J myCapture CAPTURE-01.cap
```
{% endcode %}
O comando cria `myCapture.hccap`.
### Criar uma entrada de hash
Use `hccap2john` para converter o arquivo exportado em uma entrada de hash:
{% code overflow="wrap" %}
```bash
hccap2john myCapture.hccap > hash
```
{% endcode %}
O `hash` arquivo contém o hash do handshake extraído. Use-o somente com ferramentas aprovadas de auditoria de senha.
### Validar a saída
Revise a saída antes de usá-la:
* Confirme que a saída contém uma entrada de hash.
* Mantenha a captura e o arquivo de hash dentro do escopo da avaliação.
* Trate o hash como material de autenticação sensível.
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