Confused Noob

Oct 31, 2014 01:54 PM
Oct 31, 2014 07:03 PM

I Inadvertently Left Kali Running a Scan on Local APs Using the Airodump Function in Aircrack Whilst I Was Away for a Couple of Days. Upon My Return I Find That It Has Seemingly Grabbed Shedloads of WPA Handshakes for Various BSSIDs Whilst I've Been Away. As I'm Used to Using the Tutorials on Here (Whereby You Use the -W Command to Create a File for the Captured 'Shakes) I've No Idea Where to Find the Handshakes. I Know I Need to Make a Start on the Linux Basics Tutorials but Any Assistance in the Interim on Locating and Getting to Grips on the 'Shakes I've Grabbed Would Be Appreciated.

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