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I have a hash of  -m 9600
$office$*2013*100000*256*16*664f9e0787392c2b1632d3947aaadee4*27dc7d029f76244a407acf9b5afa3740*ebbc055ae08124f6a6be81ef812da4fece16b2ad86eede3916d9cda15f71833f

his password: лl

I have a dictionary:
123

лl
ll


start hashcat
hashcat -a 0  h.lst -m 9600 1.txt  --force
does not find the correct password

As I understand it, the problem is in different encodings. Tell me how can I get around this?
hashcat can't handle non-ascii for office (and related hashes). See https://github.com/hashcat/hashcat/blob/...xt#L25-L35