hashcat Forum

Hey everyone,

I've got a dictionary that I created with cupp. In the dictionary it has the password I am looking for... but whenever I run hashcat (hashcat -a 0 -m 0 -O hash.txt dictionary.txt) it says it is exhausted.

If I apply a rule however it can find them, even though like I said the passwords are there without any need of word manipulation. Its also not a very large list only 235 words.

There's no way to reproduce this if you do not attach files to do so.

Oops my bad! I thought they were attached. Also I used hashcat's built in rule dive.rule, which made it work.

your dictionary does not contain the plaintexts

Are you sure? Because I see demarcus, auburn, kick, and _998111...

capitalisation matters. Besides, two of the lines in the dict are messed up. They contain mulitple words delimited by \r\r

(02-13-2019, 08:11 PM)undeath Wrote: [ -> ]capitalisation matters. Besides, two of the lines in the dict are messed up. They contain mulitple words delimited by \r\r

I see both kick and Kick. Also that may have been a windows issue with the \r\r I'm not sure. Which lines have the \r\r I can't see it with just notepad and my texteditor isn't picking it up either.

use a proper text editor. This is what vim shows (including leading line numbers)

Code:
  1 _998111^M^MCampbell^M

  2 Campbell_^M

  3 Demarcus^M

  4 Demarcus_^M

  5 Hacker^M^Mauburn^M^Mhashcat^M^MAuburn^M^Mkick^M^MKick^M

  6 Hacker2008^M

  7 Hacker2009^M

  8 Hacker2010^M

I will go fix that and try again!

It still doesn't work here is an updated dictionary.txt

nadrojisk

atom

nadrojisk

undeath

nadrojisk

undeath

nadrojisk

undeath

nadrojisk

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