I was experimenting with hashcat and aircrack to test WiFi security.
The WiFi AP is a WPA2 encrypted network. The tool I used to capture is bettercap, which captured multiple WPA2 handshakes.
The problem is that from those multiple handshakes I get two valid passwords for the same AP.
Question is, did I find a WPA2 hash collision or I am getting something wrong?!
Hashes are converted by hashcat tools to mode 22000.
Hashes from hashcat.potfile:
553228db2150902fd563d62c38682260:3a10d53d99a7:facc64a14bb8:Gastzugang:roteskreuz
cdd11e272989dc02fea3e6995b7107cb:3a10d53d99a7:f887f17c94e9:Gastzugang:123456789
UDATE:
More proof that same WiFi AP handshakes(WPA2) have different passwords!
