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In Aggressive mode, the authentication hash is transmitted as a response to the packet of the VPN client that tries to establish a connection tunnel (IPSec). This hash is not encrypted and hence it allows us to capture the hash and perform a brute force attack against it to recover our PSK.
This is not possible in Main mode, as it uses an encrypted hash along with a 6-way handshake, whereas Aggressive mode uses only a 3-way handshake.