ChRiStIaAn008 asked:
Credits go out to PureH@te Short demo using the passthrough option of pyrit which eliminates the need for giant tables taking up all your hard drive space
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@cyberjackcyberjack Nice! I just got it the cal++ version of pyrit running on dual 5770’s.. I’m killing 60k PMK’s without even checking for the best version available….
@OoShinkooO Yes you can use “other” computers on the network (also running Backtrack 4 with the “pyrit serve command”) i have 4 servers now running at around 10,000 PMK’s each
@cyberjackcyberjack I don’t know if this was stated, but I believe in 0.3.0 If you type in pyrit list_cores there is a network core in there so you can distribute and cloud compute on it.
@123hollabit Learn to English :L
am getting a “nvidia geforce 8400 gs” witch is Cuda / Pyrit compatable, i wonderd what PMK rate should i exspcect ? (currantly running a core 2 duo 2ghz only, at arounf 2000 pmks)
ahahahahahahah the best part are bad brains as soundtrack!
Nice speed 40,000 pps. What kind of GPU? I’m assuming dual 295gtx. I get 24,000 with a single 295gtx.
@noobaday, you are correct, except now pyrit incorporates cowpatty code to crack, so no passthrough is necessary.
What if the wpa-psk is not in wordlist, how backtrack can figure out. Like me pass is not in list; back track come out with different pass. How to make backtrack work perfect?
so pyrid coverts the passphases into hashes on the spot, then shoots it to cowpatty? please correct me if im wrong.
can i use Pyrit to distribute the load to 2 or 3 outher pc’s