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oclHashcat-plus --show question - Mem5 - 05-13-2012 Thanks atom. @phillips323 : each "?1" covers one character only. That's why, to cover 1->7, I use several lines. Another question : I added "--show" but it fails : Quote:oclHashcat-plus64.exe -a 3 -m 3000 --show --custom-charset1 ?d?u?s hash_full.txt ?1?1?1?1?1?1?1 Any idea ? RE: Bruteforce LM - Mem5 - 05-15-2012 Any help to use --show wiith my command line ? I may be wrong, but --show option will show me only full cracked hash (32chars, and not 16), that's right ? RE: Bruteforce LM - M@LIK - 05-15-2012 @Mem5:: Hashcat deals with LM hashes as chunks (16-bit hashes): 1- --remove doesn't work with LMs. 2- I just noticed this, --show doesn't work too! whatever the hashes in your hash-file were full (32-bit) or (16-bit), why? BECAUSE hashcat stores them in pot file in (16-bit) form. Thus, when you run something like: Code: hc64p [lm_hash_file] --show 1- It will show the "line-length" warning if the file was in (16-bit) form. 2- It will not find anything because the hash-file is in (32-bit) and the pot file is in (16-bit). @atom:: bug? RE: oclHashcat-plus --show question - atom - 05-16-2012 M@LIK: you mean byte not bit. Code: root@sf:~/oclHashcat-plus-0.09# echo -n 133358115 | ./oclHashcat-plus64.bin -m 3000 '9a97671609cb7fcdc79845a985b69350' And then with show to get full password: Code: root@sf:~/oclHashcat-plus-0.09# ./oclHashcat-plus64.bin -m 3000 '9a97671609cb7fcdc79845a985b69350' --show --quiet I dont see any problem at all. I think your problem was that you forgot to set the -m 3000 when using --show RE: oclHashcat-plus --show question - M@LIK - 05-16-2012 @atom:: Yes! you are right, it's working for me. I didn't know you have to set "-m" when using "--show". And yeah, bytes not bits -__- Too much ****. |