|
Search Results
|
| Post |
Author |
Forum
[asc]
|
Replies |
Views |
Posted |
| |
|
Thread: Hashcat brain "too many clients"
Post: RE: Hashcat brain "too many clients"
| Interesting - haven't seen this myself yet. How fast is the hash? |
|
royce |
hashcat
|
4 |
574 |
08-20-2020, 12:53 AM |
| |
|
Thread: Looking to write a rule to replace digits
Post: RE: Looking to write a rule to replace digits
| Only one way to find out. :D |
|
royce |
hashcat
|
7 |
729 |
08-21-2020, 07:09 AM |
| |
|
Thread: Looking to write a rule to replace digits
Post: RE: Looking to write a rule to replace digits
| I think they're trying to replace digits in place, without having to know the text before and after in advance. |
|
royce |
hashcat
|
7 |
729 |
08-21-2020, 11:31 PM |
| |
|
Thread: combine rules without duplicates?
Post: RE: combine rules without duplicates?
| You could use mp64 to generate them, maybe?
https://hashcat.net/wiki/doku.php?id=rules_with_maskprocessor
Might still have to dedupe it a little after, depending |
|
royce |
hashcat
|
10 |
965 |
08-31-2020, 11:53 PM |
| |
|
Thread: combine rules without duplicates?
Post: RE: combine rules without duplicates?
| Dedupe of text on the command line is a largely solved problem. Depends on your platform. 'sort -u' on Unix-likes covers most use cases. On Windows, 'sort.exe /unique' seems roughly equivalent. |
|
royce |
hashcat
|
10 |
965 |
09-01-2020, 04:10 AM |
| |
|
Thread: combine rules without duplicates?
Post: RE: combine rules without duplicates?
| There's also this project, that tries to detect rules with redundant results:
https://github.com/0xbsec/duprule/ |
|
royce |
hashcat
|
10 |
965 |
09-01-2020, 05:04 PM |
| |
|
Thread: Optimized kernel giving different results
Post: RE: Optimized kernel giving different results
| Thanks! I see it's at https://github.com/hashcat/hashcat/issues/2539
(Also that is a hilarious username) |
|
royce |
hashcat
|
2 |
343 |
09-03-2020, 04:11 AM |
| |
|
Thread: Using two rule files at the same time
Post: RE: Using two rule files at the same time
| It's the product of both rulesets - rule 1 from list 1 AND rule 1 from list 2, etc etc.
This is one reason why ':' (do nothing) is often included in rulesets, so that each rule from each wordlist i... |
|
royce |
hashcat
|
2 |
325 |
09-06-2020, 11:41 PM |
| |
|
Thread: 6.1.1 potfile
Post: RE: 6.1.1 potfile
| Please post your command line, with any sensitive info replaced with generic info |
|
royce |
hashcat
|
14 |
1,236 |
09-08-2020, 06:00 AM |
| |
|
Thread: 6.1.1 potfile
Post: RE: 6.1.1 potfile
| If you delete the empty potfile, is it recreated on the next run? |
|
royce |
hashcat
|
14 |
1,236 |
09-09-2020, 03:09 AM |
| |
|
Thread: email: pass after dehashed
Post: RE: email: pass after dehashed
| https://hashcat.net/forum/archive/index.php?announcement-2.html |
|
royce |
hashcat
|
4 |
510 |
09-11-2020, 06:25 AM |
| |
|
Thread: Run few processes
Post: RE: Run few processes
| Multiple sessions are fine. I regularly pause one long-running session to do a quick shorter session. You will want to use the --session parameter to give additional ones different names.
Multiple ... |
|
royce |
hashcat
|
1 |
236 |
09-13-2020, 06:13 PM |
| |
|
Thread: 6.1.1 potfile
Post: RE: 6.1.1 potfile
| @philsmd, I can recreate this - for both TrueCrypt and Veracrypt, it seems, if a session is specified, but a potfile is not, then ses.potfile is not created on the fly that I can find (on Linux, anywa... |
|
royce |
hashcat
|
14 |
1,236 |
09-21-2020, 11:16 PM |
| |
|
Thread: custom charset help
Post: RE: custom charset help
| Some of the characters are interpreted by your command shell - you might have to backslash one or more of the characters that have special meaning in the shell, such as !, $, ', ", etc.
But in your c... |
|
royce |
hashcat
|
4 |
270 |
09-23-2020, 07:30 AM |
| |
|
Thread: custom charset help
Post: RE: custom charset help
| Huh - when I run it, the memory requirement looks pretty small:
Code:
--
Host memory required for this attack: 228 MB
--
Also FYI, hashcat will throw an integer overflow for this attack at ?a ... |
|
royce |
hashcat
|
4 |
270 |
09-23-2020, 07:53 AM |
| |
|
Thread: Can I run hashcat on startup and save where computation goes to some file?
Post: RE: Can I run hashcat on startup and save where co...
| if you quit, you can restore with --restore. If you're using the default session name (not specifying an alternate one), then "hashcat --restore" (with no other parameters) will pick up where you left... |
|
royce |
hashcat
|
1 |
173 |
09-23-2020, 07:59 AM |
| |
|
Thread: Expected hashrates with -m 22000
Post: RE: Expected hashrates with -m 22000
| If you GPU is consistently showing 100% utilization, you're supplying enough work for the GPUs to not be bored. For a slower hash like the WPA family, speeds like you're showing aren't unreasonable, b... |
|
royce |
hashcat
|
2 |
384 |
09-23-2020, 08:13 AM |
| |
|
Thread: 6.1.1 potfile
Post: RE: 6.1.1 potfile
| Huh - when I did my veracrypt testing in late 2018, it used the filename. This seems like the approach that would cause the least amount of confusion. Otherwise, we'll have a steady stream of users as... |
|
royce |
hashcat
|
14 |
1,236 |
09-24-2020, 07:47 PM |
| |
|
Thread: 6.1.1 potfile
Post: RE: 6.1.1 potfile
| I've also opened an issue to explore improvements here:
https://github.com/hashcat/hashcat/issues/2554 |
|
royce |
hashcat
|
14 |
1,236 |
09-25-2020, 03:52 AM |
| |
|
Thread: 6 x 7990's using ASUS BTC mining motherboard WPA2
Post: RE: 6 x 7990's using ASUS BTC mining motherboard W...
| The main hashcat page lists statistics for 7970, so double that for 7990s:
https://hashcat.net/oclhashcat/ (search for 'wpa2')
So if you can get all 6 working, I would guess 142 kh/s x 12 = 1.7 M... |
|
royce |
Hardware
|
5 |
10,453 |
04-05-2015, 05:14 AM |
