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Hash-IT

12-02-2011, 06:53 PM

If the rule filter works how I think it does (using the results from my humble testing) I may have a feature request to disable it as I personally believe some users may be better off without it in some situations.

Before I elaborate further would you even consider this sort of request ?

Thank you. Smile

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Totally separate question but it didn't justify a separate topic !

Can we ask general computer questions in the "General Help" section on the forum or is it just for hashcat ?

atom

12-03-2011, 03:36 PM
(12-02-2011, 06:53 PM)Hash-IT Wrote: [ -> ]If the rule filter works how I think it does (using the results from my humble testing) I may have a feature request to disable it as I personally believe some users may be better off without it in some situations.

no its there for several reasons. most important it to avoid program crashes.

(12-02-2011, 06:53 PM)Hash-IT Wrote: [ -> ]Can we ask general computer questions in the "General Help" section on the forum or is it just for hashcat ?

it should be related to hashcat. for example dealing with gpu heat, building cracking pc, problems with ati driver, etc

Hash-IT

12-03-2011, 05:02 PM
I made a monumental error in my last post so I have modified it rather than typing it all out again if anyone is confused by my ramblings !! Ha ha ! Big Grin Must get some sleep !

I am using hashcat to test the rules filter which I intend to actually use in oclhashcatplus and I tried the following.

I get multiple duplicate entries.


Example

Code:
hashcat-cli32.exe -r a.rule --stdout pw.txt >> Rule_Result.txt


In order to toggle the case of 2 characters in my test list I used the following.

a.rule contains…
Code:
T0
T1
T2
T3
T4
T5
T6
T7
T8
T9
TA
TB
TC
TD
TE
T0T1
T0T2
T0T3
T0T4
T0T5
T0T6
T0T7
T0T8
T0T9
T0TA
T0TB
T0TC
T0TD
T0TE
T1T2
T1T3
T1T4
T1T5
T1T6
T1T7
T1T8
T1T9
T1TA
T1TB
T1TC
T1TD
T1TE
T2T3
T2T4
T2T5
T2T6
T2T7
T2T8
T2T9
T2TA
T2TB
T2TC
T2TD
T2TE
T3T4
T3T5
T3T6
T3T7
T3T8
T3T9
T3TA
T3TB
T3TC
T3TD
T3TE
T4T5
T4T6
T4T7
T4T8
T4T9
T4TA
T4TB
T4TC
T4TD
T4TE
T5T6
T5T7
T5T8
T5T9
T5TA
T5TB
T5TC
T5TD
T5TE
T6T7
T6T8
T6T9
T6TA
T6TB
T6TC
T6TD
T6TE
T7T8
T7T9
T7TA
T7TB
T7TC
T7TD
T7TE
T8T9
T8TA
T8TB
T8TC
T8TD
T8TE
T9TA
T9TB
T9TC
T9TD
T9TE
TATB
TATC
TATD
TATE
TBTC
TBTD
TBTE
TCTD
TCTE
TDTE

Pw.txt contains….
Code:
test
1234567890
pass123

My output file contained….

Code:
Test
1234567890
Pass123
tEst
1234567890
pAss123
teSt
1234567890
paSs123
tesT
1234567890
pasS123
test
1234567890
pass123
test
1234567890
pass123
test
1234567890
pass123
test
1234567890
pass123
test
1234567890
pass123
test
1234567890
pass123
test
1234567890
pass123
test
1234567890
pass123
test
1234567890
pass123
test
1234567890
pass123
test
1234567890
pass123
TEst
1234567890
PAss123
TeSt
1234567890
PaSs123
TesT
1234567890
PasS123
Test
1234567890
Pass123
Test
1234567890
Pass123
Test
1234567890
Pass123
Test
1234567890
Pass123
Test
1234567890
Pass123
Test
1234567890
Pass123
Test
1234567890
Pass123
Test
1234567890
Pass123
Test
1234567890
Pass123
Test
1234567890
Pass123
Test
1234567890
Pass123
tESt
1234567890
pASs123
tEsT
1234567890
pAsS123
tEst
1234567890
pAss123
tEst
1234567890
pAss123
tEst
1234567890
pAss123
tEst
1234567890
pAss123
tEst
1234567890
pAss123
tEst
1234567890
pAss123
tEst
1234567890
pAss123
tEst
1234567890
pAss123
tEst
1234567890
pAss123
tEst
1234567890
pAss123
tEst
1234567890
pAss123
teST
1234567890
paSS123
teSt
1234567890
paSs123
teSt
1234567890
paSs123
teSt
1234567890
paSs123
teSt
1234567890
paSs123
teSt
1234567890
paSs123
teSt
1234567890
paSs123
teSt
1234567890
paSs123
teSt
1234567890
paSs123
teSt
1234567890
paSs123
teSt
1234567890
paSs123
teSt
1234567890
paSs123
tesT
1234567890
pasS123
tesT
1234567890
pasS123
tesT
1234567890
pasS123
tesT
1234567890
pasS123
tesT
1234567890
pasS123
tesT
1234567890
pasS123
tesT
1234567890
pasS123
tesT
1234567890
pasS123
tesT
1234567890
pasS123
tesT
1234567890
pasS123
tesT
1234567890
pasS123
test
1234567890
pass123
test
1234567890
pass123
test
1234567890
pass123
test
1234567890
pass123
test
1234567890
pass123
test
1234567890
pass123
test
1234567890
pass123
test
1234567890
pass123
test
1234567890
pass123
test
1234567890
pass123
test
1234567890
pass123
test
1234567890
pass123
test
1234567890
pass123
test
1234567890
pass123
test
1234567890
pass123
test
1234567890
pass123
test
1234567890
pass123
test
1234567890
pass123
test
1234567890
pass123
test
1234567890
pass123
test
1234567890
pass123
test
1234567890
pass123
test
1234567890
pass123
test
1234567890
pass123
test
1234567890
pass123
test
1234567890
pass123
test
1234567890
pass123
test
1234567890
pass123
test
1234567890
pass123
test
1234567890
pass123
test
1234567890
pass123
test
1234567890
pass123
test
1234567890
pass123
test
1234567890
pass123
test
1234567890
pass123
test
1234567890
pass123
test
1234567890
pass123
test
1234567890
pass123
test
1234567890
pass123
test
1234567890
pass123
test
1234567890
pass123
test
1234567890
pass123
test
1234567890
pass123
test
1234567890
pass123
test
1234567890
pass123
test
1234567890
pass123
test
1234567890
pass123
test
1234567890
pass123
test
1234567890
pass123
test
1234567890
pass123
test
1234567890
pass123
test
1234567890
pass123
test
1234567890
pass123
test
1234567890
pass123
test
1234567890
pass123

As you can see many lines were duplicated.

Hash-IT

12-04-2011, 08:17 PM
Sorry about the previous post, silly errors have been corrected !

Sad

atom

12-05-2011, 11:38 AM
ok, can i close this?

Hash-IT

12-05-2011, 01:14 PM
(12-05-2011, 11:38 AM)atom Wrote: [ -> ]ok, can i close this?

Of course, its your forum !! Big Grin

I was wondering though about the duplicate lines in the example above. I remember you saying that multiple duplicate blank lines or gaps were caused by something to do with SSE2 but is that responsible for this effect also ?

Is there anyway to fix this ? Seems a shame generating all this only to have to filter it all later.

Thank you.

atom

12-06-2011, 11:32 AM
yes its related to the SSE2 thing. but it is only because of the low number of words in the dictionary. if you choose a regular wordlist it will not occour.

Hash-IT

12-06-2011, 02:24 PM
(12-06-2011, 11:32 AM)atom Wrote: [ -> ]yes its related to the SSE2 thing. but it is only because of the low number of words in the dictionary. if you choose a regular wordlist it will not occour.

Thank you very much, that's good enough for me ! Big Grin Just thought I had found a problem.

Close it if you like ! Smile
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