Can I make a remote hashcat to my home pc ( I asked chatgpt, need to know if it's practical )
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Syou could set up like a private github/bitbucket repo and set up a jenkins or cron job to monitor uploads, pull it down and run hashcat and once you get output upload to whatever/wherever you want to receive output
Sjust my first thought to skip a lot of VPN/web bs but im not a architect by any stretch
Sofc!
HYes, you can use ssh to remotely access your home pc over a vpn and then run the hashcat command
HI recommend having something like tmux or gnu screen to make it not quit when you close the ssh connection though
Hnot sure what things work like that on windows if that is your home pc os
Gwhat are you actually trying to do? are you just trying to run commands remotely from outside? or are you trying to break a password in WPA/WPA2? or just break a password?
Glike you can try to do what chatGPT suggests but you're going to run into a lot of problems, most notably if you don't know what you're doing, you might not be able to easily get SSH running on your machine
Gi would not recommend you try to do it this way
Give done wpa/wpa2 cracking before, successfully and unsuccessfully
Gif you're using kali, look into how to use airmon and aircrack
Gthis tutorial worked for me
Gin your case, if you wanted to offload the password cracking, you can basically do what chatgpt suggests in terms of configuring a SSH server and doing port forwarding so you can send the files back to your RTX machine, then use that machine to run aircrack
Gso more or less the actual pentest would look like:
-start airmon, grab handshake
-save handshake to your kali laptop
-use
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-start airmon, grab handshake
-save handshake to your kali laptop
-use
scp-
sshaircrack-ngalso on an unrelated note what the hell is your profile picture :wtf:
Gthough im not sure if aircrack is actually GPU accelerated or how to make it GPU accelerated? id say if you have the means, setup a smaller network (phone hotspot would probably work) with a known password and try that way
Gif your wifi driver isn't compatible then you can try looking for new drivers, but if that doesn't work then nothing will
Gbecause that's a hardware issue at that point :/
Gyea probably start with an easy password that's in a password list just to prove you can do it
Gi don't know why you'd be using this for an actually hard password unless you were working professionally with a client
Gyea then start with a simple password
Geven fern-wifi-cracker can do a simple password
Gyea you can do that
Gidk how much i trust chatgpt's assessment specifically but yes that is something you are able to do, and it's not actually a terrible idea
Gif you really, really, really want to, you can even rent a cloud GPU to do the work for you (don't)
SALFA AWUS036ACM is what im rocking
Sthink its about 50 USD
Si would also still advise against this tbh, especially if youre not comfortable with what youre doing. There might be a better solution than what I suggested, but something along the same lines where you dont need to port forward ssh through your router as that obvi increases risk, but thats up to you
SI mean like i said i would recommend github or bitbucket, you could even set up a discord or telegram bot if you really wanted, upload your hash to that, have a cron or jenkins job grab that hash and pass it to hashcat, watch for changes to the default/specified file that hashcat dumps cracked hashes into (cant remember the name off the top of my head) and then upload the diff to discord, telegram, back to the github/bitbucket, you could even have it email to yourself if you really wanted. but none of those in any significant way increase your attack surface 
just my 2 cents on it
just my 2 cents on itSbesides basic opsec which can kind of be dependent on which country youre located in, im sure you could find and adapt a bot from github
Gas someone who has a SSH server running in the cloud, it's really not terrible if you're careful about it
Glike i sometimes go through the logs and people try shenanigans but nothing goes through
Si feel like for something as simple as just running hashcat and sending back output tho whats the point
Sdont need full fledged ssh for taht
Gnow that i think about it you could even do it using discord webhooks :AmiyaNom:
Gssh is just the easiest way to do it, for something professional a larger VM would probably be better
Gor just cloud provider
Gat least that's how i would do it but ssh is just the easiest thing on my mind :hideri:
Sthats fair, if you have a lot of experience with that im sure you'd be able to whip it up in no time, just from my experience figured itd be easiest to just upload it to some sort of private blob storage and have a job running that just checks for updates and runs the service, all personal preference
Sgoogle and chatgpt or whatever ai tool you prefer are going to be your friends here
Rhmmmm
Rthe only friends i have