I've testing it by running all the 8 digit numbers against a hash till the end (using mask attack), then I combined two separate wordlists with 4 digits each so It will make 8 digit numbers as well. But it won't reject the same numbers I've already done on the 1st time. Is it a bug or It's not meant to reject the same candidates of different attack types?
Thanks in advice for the support
what --brain-client-features do you use?
as you can see from the --help not all settings are checking all passwords:
Code:
- [ Brain Client Features ] -
# | Features
===+========
1 | Send hashed passwords
2 | Send attack positions
3 | Send hashed passwords and attack positions
actually I've just used -brain-client and -brain-password as the parameters, leaving the other ones blank
I'll try adding --brain-client-features 3
Thank you for the reply, I'll post the results later
(12-01-2018, 10:07 PM)philsmd Wrote: [ -> ]what --brain-client-features do you use?
as you can see from the --help not all settings are checking all passwords:
Code:
- [ Brain Client Features ] -
# | Features
===+========
1 | Send hashed passwords
2 | Send attack positions
3 | Send hashed passwords and attack positions
It worked, thank you very much