I wanted to find passphrase from .cap file and .txt file (Password Dictionary). But I have too many .txt file's there. Can I use those file one by one for cracking? My command is given below: I tried this way, but it did not work
aircrack-ng -a2 -b [bssid] -w /home/kali/Downloads/Wordlist/*.txt /home/kali/Desktop/*.cap
aircrack-ng -w parameter only accepts a single filename. The man page clearly shows this
-w <words>
Path to a dictionary file for wpa cracking. Specify "-" to use stdin.
You could consider combining all your dictionaries into a single file sort -u dictionary1 dictionary2 dictionary3 >bigdictionary
Or you could consider multiple runs of aircrack-ng, specifying a different dictionary file each time.
aircrack -w dictionary.txt plus all the other args as needed.
The easiest thing to do is automatically feed the content of all of the wordlists to aircrack sequentially. So if all of your wordlists are found in the /worddir directory, run:
find /worddir -type f -exec cat {} + | aircrack-ng ... -w -
The will find each text file in the /worddir directory, cat the file (send the contents to stdout) and pipe it to aircrack-ng reading from stdin. If you have 100 password files in the /worddir directory, then the single command above will send their contents to aircrack-ng without manual intervention.
Note that the "..." should be replaced with content relevant to your cap/BSSID, etc.
