aircrack-ng | Very buggy but will crack wep keys | Hacking library

Well, after some more digging I realize the answer was right in front of my eyes.

I found LazyScript (github repo) that has a feature to check/validate WPA/WPA2 handshakes. Diving into the source code I figured it out that it uses Pyrit and Cowpatty

So, in summary, there's a very easy/simple way to count for handshakes in a cap file (also check the quality):

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Using GCC, the -H option lists the headers included, with nesting level indicated too. You need to specify which compiler you're using though; what works for GCC will probably work for Clang, but probably won't work for other compilers.

Since you're using an autoconfiscated project and GCC, you have at least two options for how to get the information for a specific file.

1. Broad — not specific:

Simple example: