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    Thread: Noob: Cracking SHA1 with known partial
Post: RE: Noob: Cracking SHA1 with known partial

The only thing you're really doing wrong is using a virtual machine. There's zero reason to do that, there's a hashcat for every OS. The other problem is that you didn't really specify in your fir...
epixoip General Help 6 14,272 05-19-2016, 04:43 AM
    Thread: Noob: Cracking SHA1 with known partial
Post: RE: Noob: Cracking SHA1 with known partial

You said 53-55 chars but your mask is 57 chars...
epixoip General Help 6 14,272 05-19-2016, 10:10 AM
    Thread: How to optimize attacking very large hashes
Post: RE: How to optimize attacking very large hashes

Don't use --remove, use --show and --left with -o /dev/null instead.
epixoip General Help 3 7,036 06-14-2016, 06:15 PM
    Thread: How to crack iTunes backup password with hashcat?
Post: RE: How to crack iTunes backup password with hashc...

It's in a plist file. Use google and stop hijacking threads.
epixoip General Help 7 29,800 06-16-2016, 11:16 PM
    Thread: Troubleshooting overheating issues with my cracking rig
Post: RE: Troubleshooting overheating issues with my cra...

Someone didn't do their homework
epixoip General Help 7 11,667 06-19-2016, 12:53 AM
    Thread: Troubleshooting overheating issues with my cracking rig
Post: RE: Troubleshooting overheating issues with my cra...

You don't need risers. You just need to buy the right GPU.
epixoip General Help 7 11,667 06-20-2016, 11:22 AM
    Thread: Extracting the passwords from a multiple file wordlist (sed & grep).
Post: RE: Extracting the passwords from a multiple file ...

You can combine your first four commands into a single sed command. Since it appears you have an example that uses multiple nested directories (grep -r) you can use find + sed. And since you used grep...
epixoip General Talk 12 30,913 06-14-2012, 05:58 PM
    Thread: Extracting the passwords from a multiple file wordlist (sed & grep).
Post: RE: Extracting the passwords from a multiple file ...

M@LIK uses Windows, so his command will not work for you. For instance, ''type'' is like ''cat'' on Windows, whereas in most unix shells ''type'' shows how a command will be interpreted by the shell. ...
epixoip General Talk 12 30,913 06-14-2012, 08:54 PM
    Thread: Need advice for hashing DB credentials
Post: RE: Need advice for hashing DB credentials

hashed with a salt is all you need provided 1. you use a password hashing algorithm and not a cryptographic hashing algorithm, and 2. you use a unique, randomly generated salt for each hash in your da...
epixoip General Talk 6 14,395 06-16-2012, 07:01 AM
    Thread: Getting "unruly": Finding base words
Post: RE: Getting "unruly": Finding base words

right on :)
epixoip General Talk 7 18,735 06-30-2012, 09:13 AM
    Thread: Removing Bad Hashes
Post: RE: Removing Bad Hashes

With the LinkedIn list it would be very difficult (outside the realm of probability) to detect that those hashes were not crackable, because they are valid hashes by all accounts. They were the right ...
epixoip General Talk 13 28,538 07-08-2012, 01:45 PM
    Thread: Extracting the passwords from a multiple file wordlist (sed & grep).
Post: RE: Extracting the passwords from a multiple file ...

random is easy to generate but hard to detect. humans recognize what appears to be random by identifying that there are no recognizable patterns in the text. programmatically speaking, you have to do ...
epixoip General Talk 12 30,913 06-16-2012, 11:57 AM
    Thread: Extracting the passwords from a multiple file wordlist (sed & grep).
Post: RE: Extracting the passwords from a multiple file ...

Quote: -- I notice that you are attempting to chop the beginning and end from words to try to remove the "password padding". [...] You could keep chopping bits off until you find a word match I sup...
epixoip General Talk 12 30,913 06-17-2012, 03:04 PM
  Lightbulb Thread: Getting "unruly": Finding base words
Post: Getting "unruly": Finding base words

This is what I use to find base words in a list of plains. I am posting it both to share and to see if others have ideas for improving it. Code: -- cat plains | tr A-Z a-z | sed 's/^[^a-z]*//g; s/...
epixoip General Talk 7 18,735 06-19-2012, 01:03 AM
    Thread: [Solved] dictionary cleaning
Post: RE: dictionary cleaning

nobody know what? you said "yes!" and that strings removed everything from the list. did you have another question?
epixoip General Talk 10 18,449 09-25-2012, 09:17 AM
    Thread: [Solved] dictionary cleaning
Post: RE: dictionary cleaning

it's kind of a tricky subject and requires some experience. the issue might be solely with your language settings. just because your system is unable to represent a character doesn't mean it's unprin...
epixoip General Talk 10 18,449 09-25-2012, 01:41 PM
    Thread: hash type request
Post: RE: hash type request

they certainly are base64-encoded, but decoded they're just binary. however since they are variable length they aren't hashed.
epixoip General Talk 3 8,364 09-25-2012, 11:56 PM
    Thread: Hash type
Post: RE: Hash type

lol https://www.fra.se/jobb/utmaning.html
epixoip General Talk 5 14,428 10-01-2012, 06:39 PM
    Thread: Steve Werby's Presentation at Hack3rCon^3
Post: Steve Werby's Presentation at Hack3rCon^3

Steve Werby (@stevewerby) did a presentation on hash cracking today at Hack3rCon^3. He talks about using Hashcat and oclHashcat-plus to crack the eHarmony list. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dfWt...
epixoip General Talk 3 9,292 10-20-2012, 03:42 AM
    Thread: Steve Werby's Presentation at Hack3rCon^3
Post: RE: Steve Werby's Presentation at Hack3rCon^3

he kind of mentions VCL in the presentation. he doesn't mention it by name, but he does mention that plus has network support for AMD only. i knew you would comment on his Multiforcer comments :P i d...
epixoip General Talk 3 9,292 10-20-2012, 02:12 PM