Is there a way to do this? I tried this:
hashcat -m 16800 --show *.16800
This actually runs, but it only shows results for the first file in the directory.
Have you tried to cat them all in one file?
I did the Windows equivalent
copy /b *.16800 all.16800
That works, but I guess I was just curious if hashcat can handle multiple files at once.
hashcat currently expects the target hash to be a single file (or a single hash on the command line).
(10-23-2019, 09:40 PM)slawson Wrote: [ -> ]copy /b *.16800 all.16800
Pay attention,
/B Indicates a binary file
While 16800 mode is text only.
Under the Windows command line, the /b switch to copy preserves all original content when concatenating files. In this context, it is the correct switch to use.