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Hello guys few days ago i make thread https://hashcat.net/forum/thread-7367.html

And i use command hashcat64.exe -m 15700 --force -D2 hashcode.txt pass.txt -w3 -r rules\dive.rule -O

And my haschat running two days, today Unfortunately, I touched the power cable and the hashing ended at night, I do not know the effect if the password was found or not, and I do not want to re-hack I would like to turn to some emergency point if possible, can anyone help me what command? I also have a question if a good algorithm tries to decode a wallet, do you have a better way? I have 3x R9290x TRIX cards and 3 x r270oc cards.
My wallet is Ethereum GETH version 3 scrypt
I would be very grateful for your help!

I will be grateful for all subways, also those with rainbow boards I may use bad ones, I have no idea I'm just starting my adventure with Hashcat.

Thank you
etter way? I have 3x R9290x TRIX cards and 3 x r270oc cards.
My wallet is Ethereum GETH version 3 scrypt
I would be very grateful for your help!

Thank you

you can restore a session by moving into the correct directory and running just this command:

you do not need (and are not allowed) to add many further arguments (only a few are allowed like --session, but if you didn't use this in the first place, you won't need to use it when restoring)

btw: scrypt is a GPU-unfriendly algorithm and a modern CPU might be faster in general (I'm not sure if your 3 AMD GPUs are faster than a single modern GPU, maybe that's the case because it's 3 vs 1 if they can deal with scrypt in the first place... I'm also not sure if they can deal with the huge memory requirements of the ethereum scrypt algo, it depends on the scrypt settings of course)

just run hashcat64.exe --restore with no additional arguments

C:\Users\290\Desktop\hashcat1>hashcat64.exe --restore
hashcat (v4.1.0-2-g8079abff) starting in restore mode...

Restore file './hashcat.restore': No such file or directory

Started: Tue Mar 20 04:45:08 2018
Stopped: Tue Mar 20 04:45:08 2018

It's possible to lost restore file?


Thank's for reply

are you running the command in the same folder as you were running the attack in?

(03-20-2018, 01:46 PM)undeath Wrote: [ -> ]are you running the command in the same folder as you were running the attack in?

C:\Users\290\Desktop\hashcat1>hashcat64.exe --restore
I think yes i have all data in hashcat1 folder but i didn't see haschat.restore file :/

Do you have maybe better rainbow table or other better hash rules to crack them? I have pass for max 8 tentgh what do you think this way maybe better | https://stealthsploit.com/2018/01/04/eth...pu-vs-cpu/ or https://stealthsploit.com/2017/06/12/eth...-cracking/ ?

Best wishes and many thanks for help