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RE: cudaHashCat64 on AWS EC2 - heydonms - 05-19-2015 What no one seems to have mentioned here is that they can be run in parallel. Sure for the price of ~10 days of processing you could buy a card that is good for years, but if you need it urgently, amazon may have an advantage. If you break the task down, you can run that entire 10 days worth of processing on a couple of hundred instances and have it finished in an hour. You can't achieve the same kind of flexibility with physical machine. Long term physical hardware is the better investment, but if you have extremely bursty requirements, letting someone else deal with the machines might be the better option. RE: cudaHashCat64 on AWS EC2 - szhairui - 04-01-2018 (03-02-2015, 06:35 PM)Radical_Ronin Wrote: Hey All, Thanks for your post. But my problem is that my hacking speed is too slow. Quote:PS E:\Dev\ .\hc.exe -m 1800 -b --optimized-kernel-enable Is there any difference between cudaHashcat and Hashcat (v4,.1.0)? RE: cudaHashCat64 on AWS EC2 - MrMeeseeks - 04-02-2018 Please don't necro/hijack old threads. And there are a lot of differences. The biggest being that cuda is no longer being used by hashcat as we have standardized OpenCL. The best thing you could do is to read through the change logs from the time hashcat went from cuda/ocl to current. Also, I noticed you are comparing sha512 to sha512crypt, which are two different algorithms. |