Hello. I forgot part of my keepass' password and trying to recover it. Forgotten part happened to be just 3 digits hence it shoudn't be hard to crack it. But I cant load *.kdbx file in hashcat and everything comes down to Line-length exceptions and not so happy "Hash 'x.kdbx': Line-length exception No hashes loaded" at the end. What I'm doing wrong here?
Wow, now it does someting. Well, only something. It skips my cpu and then gives me error:
"clBuildProgram(): CL_BUILD_PROGRAM_FAILURE
:6:10: fatal error: 'inc_vendor.cl' file not found
#include "inc_vendor.cl""
Anyway, I installed Intel's OpenCL and nothing changed, although from the very start it gives mi only two candidates and stops. I used "hashcat64.exe -m 13400 hash -a 3 -1 d? password?1?1?1password" command, maybe there is something wrong?
Well, I managed to make it work, but it keeps giving me gibberish.
Could you be more specific?
To cross-check your methodology, consider creating a new KeePass volume with the same specifications and a known password, then try to crack that.
'Unfortunately' it works with new keepass databases. It seems that digits weren't only ones that I got wrong, but at this point I'm confused af with this password. At least I can recover most passwords with my email, but it's a lot of work. On the other hand, I made hashcat work, so it's something! Well then, I should consider choosing passwords which I am actually able to remember
Still, thanks for your help!