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Fix a bug in wpa_essid_reuse_next() destroying reuse PBKDF2 intermediate keys if duplicate essid logic
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@ -14952,25 +14952,30 @@ void wpa_essid_reuse (hashcat_ctx_t *hashcat_ctx)
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void wpa_essid_reuse_next (hashcat_ctx_t *hashcat_ctx, const u32 salt_idx_cracked)
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{
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// the first essid salt has been cracked, but it's possible others with the same essid are not
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// thus we have to update essid_reuse to find the next uncracked salt with the same essid
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hashes_t *hashes = hashcat_ctx->hashes;
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salt_t *salts_buf = hashes->salts_buf;
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wpa_t *esalts_buf = hashes->esalts_buf;
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// the first essid salt has been cracked?
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// since there's always just one with essid_reuse == 0 (which is always the first uncracked of N handshakes)
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// we can do the following check:
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if (esalts_buf[salt_idx_cracked].essid_reuse != 0) return;
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// it's possible more handshakes with the same essid are following,
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// thus we have to update the next essid_reuse with the same essid
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const u32 salts_cnt = hashes->salts_cnt;
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const u32 salts_idx_next = salt_idx_cracked + 1;
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if (salts_idx_next == salts_cnt) return;
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if (memcmp ((char *) salts_buf[salts_idx_next].salt_buf, (char *) salts_buf[salt_idx_cracked].salt_buf, salts_buf[salts_idx_next].salt_len) == 0)
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{
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esalts_buf[salts_idx_next].essid_reuse = 0;
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}
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if (memcmp ((char *) salts_buf[salts_idx_next].salt_buf, (char *) salts_buf[salt_idx_cracked].salt_buf, salts_buf[salts_idx_next].salt_len)) return;
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esalts_buf[salts_idx_next].essid_reuse = 0;
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}
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int ascii_digest (hashcat_ctx_t *hashcat_ctx, char *out_buf, const size_t out_len, const u32 salt_pos, const u32 digest_pos)
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