Wifite uses aircrack-ng to test passwords. If you convert your wordlist to a PMK table with pyrit , you can speed up attacks dramatically, but that’s beyond Wifite’s scope. Instead, keep your wordlist clean:
If you're using Wifite2 (a Python 3 version or fork of Wifite), the command might slightly vary, but the option to specify a wordlist usually remains similar. How To Change Wordlist In Wifite
Before you can change the wordlist, you need to locate the current wordlist file. The default wordlist file is usually located in the /usr/share/wifite/wpa_wordlist.txt path. However, this path may vary depending on your operating system and Wifite installation. Wifite uses aircrack-ng to test passwords