Portable (that doesn't include proprietary/commercial operating systems) solution for conversion of cap/pcap/pcapng (gz compressed) WiFi dump files to hashcat formats (recommended by hashcat) and to John the Ripper formats. hcx: h = hash, c = convert and calculate candidates, x = different hashtypes
Feature request: add an interface to submit a reserved name CLAIM, and then indicate to the user that they can register after 30 days
Bug report: A user asked me for help. They are running Bob and we used CLI commands to create and send the CLAIM. 30 days later we used CLI to send the REGISTER and get the free money!
But, Bob has some kind of issue with the reserved name. The names app
A Handshake enabled Chromium web browser and reference client; works with HSD and the HNSD light client. Use our example to build or integrate Handshake into any browser.
At the moment we are only doing unit tests with Jsdom, but we are not being able to run a real integration testing. Jsdom has severe limitations and so the validations we are performing with jsdom are also limited.
I have used selenium in the past and it looks like it might be a really good tool to use testing. We already have a model test in integration.test.ts, but the thing that will take
Feature request: add an interface to submit a reserved name CLAIM, and then indicate to the user that they can register after 30 days
Bug report: A user asked me for help. They are running Bob and we used CLI commands to create and send the CLAIM. 30 days later we used CLI to send the REGISTER and get the free money!
But, Bob has some kind of issue with the reserved name. The names app