hashcat Forum

Hello,

I'm trying to implement support for a file format that has barely any header information in the cleartext to check candidate password validity. Is it possible to return all of the valid candidates from the GPU?

It is my first time adding support for a hash format, but it was not difficult, the code is very well structured.

Thank you very much!

You can use --stdout to see what candidates hashcat will generate.

Code:
$ echo -n hashcat | hashcat --stdout -r ./rules/best64.rule | head

hashcat

tachsah

HASHCAT

Hashcat

hashcat0

hashcat1

hashcat2

hashcat3

hashcat4

hashcat5

Hi Royce,
Sorry, english is not my native language. I've seen this option, but it doesn't do what I want.
Suppose I found in the GPU code that two different passwords, eg 'Hashcat' and 'HashCat' are 'valid'. But I'll actually have to perform additional checks (eg. see the resulting file when these specific passwords are used). Can I get a list of all the collisions?

hashcat supports an option --keep-guessing which should do what you want

undeath, thank you. Im using this option, but the passwords are not appearing in any file. Does this option also saves the collisions somewhere? Thank both of you for your time.

Verify your syntax using an existing format. If it works for that, it should work for yours.

Thanks royce! It worked! The potfile now contains all the found collisions!

lehrling

royce

lehrling

undeath

lehrling

royce

lehrling