If you don't have `tshark` available on your barebones Kali Linux machine, you can use `tcpdump` to extract packets from the pcap file. However, you might need to write a custom script to parse the relevant information, as `tcpdump` does not provide the same direct capability as `tshark`.
To work with NTLM hashes in a pcap file without `tshark`, you can still proceed by using `tcpdump` to filter and view the packets, but for extracting NTLM


