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Thread: Single 15 char NTLM Hash with known info
Post: RE: Single 15 char NTLM Hash with known info
| You can use whatever rules make sense for your target. You may have to experiment with --stdout to determine whether the combination of --case-permute and your rules are doing what you're expecting. |
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royce |
General Talk
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01-01-2018, 10:02 PM |
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Thread: show.log
Post: RE: show.log
| Unless your command line is customizing the name of the session with --session=show, I don't think hashcat is directly generating this file. |
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royce |
hashcat
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3,651 |
05-24-2018, 08:43 AM |
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Thread: show.log
Post: RE: show.log
| Without giving away any sensitive information, can you describe or post what the contents of that file are? |
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royce |
hashcat
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3,651 |
05-24-2018, 03:12 PM |
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Thread: show.log
Post: RE: show.log
| Yep, that's a hashcat log file all right. I swear it's acting like you ran something like this:
hashcat --session=show [etc]
That's the only way I know of to get hashcat to save its log file som... |
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royce |
hashcat
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3,651 |
05-26-2018, 10:44 PM |
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Thread: Show which dictionary cracked the hash.
Post: RE: Show which dictionary cracked the hash.
| Looking through the dictionaries won't tell you which rule was used.
For future work, or if you want to run your job again, check out --debug-mode. Mode 4 may be what you're looking for. This won't... |
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royce |
hashcat
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11,484 |
10-17-2016, 03:37 PM |
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Thread: Show how the password was cracked
Post: RE: Show how the password was cracked
| See the --debug-mode option. Mode 4 may be what you're looking for.
# | Format
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1 | Finding-Rule
2 | Original-Word
3 | Original-Word:Finding-Rule
4 | Original-Word:Finding-Rule:... |
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royce |
hashcat
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2,863 |
03-20-2017, 05:20 PM |
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Thread: Should I be using a rule instead?
Post: RE: Should I be using a rule instead?
| There's no way for a single mask to express optional characters (that I'm aware of).
But if you pass a file containing the masks, they are processed in succession very quickly. |
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royce |
hashcat-utils, maskprocessor, statsprocessor, md5stress, wikistrip
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09-25-2019, 06:21 PM |
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Thread: Should I be using a rule instead?
Post: RE: Should I be using a rule instead?
| Good point! True for this particular case, but not the more general case. :P ;) |
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royce |
hashcat-utils, maskprocessor, statsprocessor, md5stress, wikistrip
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1,925 |
09-25-2019, 10:42 PM |
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Thread: SHA512 Linux
Post: RE: SHA512 Linux
| That looks about right, given your card. sha512 is a slow hash.
Code:
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cudaHashcat v1.38 starting in benchmark-mode...
Device #1: GeForce GTX 970, 4095MB, 1316Mhz, 13MCU
Device #2: GeFor... |
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royce |
Old oclHashcat Support
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4,182 |
11-08-2015, 07:18 PM |
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Thread: SHA256 (AuthMe)
Post: RE: SHA256 (AuthMe)
| This type is present in the beta version, not yet released.
https://hashcat.net/beta/
Or you can wait until the release. |
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royce |
hashcat
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1,085 |
01-25-2020, 07:35 PM |
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Thread: Sha224?
Post: RE: Sha224?
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Code:
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$ hashcat -V
v4.0.1
$ hashcat --help | egrep -i 'sha.*22'
1300 | SHA-224
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royce |
hashcat
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2,456 |
11-19-2017, 02:44 AM |
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Thread: Separator Unmatched! Please help!
Post: RE: Separator Unmatched! Please help!
| That format has more fields, separated by asterisks, than your hash.
If you try your attack against this example hash from hashcat wiki has more fields:
$itunes_backup$*10*8b715f516ff8e64442c478... |
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royce |
hashcat
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04-13-2018, 04:48 PM |
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Thread: Separator Unmatched! Please help!
Post: RE: Separator Unmatched! Please help!
| Does your attack work against the example hash? If so, the problem is probably your hash. Double-check to ensure that the field count is identical. |
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royce |
hashcat
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04-14-2018, 05:13 AM |
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Thread: Separator unmatched when using example hash
Post: RE: Separator unmatched when using example hash
| Hashes containing '$' need to be enclosed in single quotes on the Unix commandline. This is because $[string] is a way to do variable substitution in bash and related shells.
Once you fix that, you ... |
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royce |
hashcat
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03-16-2019, 08:10 PM |
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Thread: Separating words in combinator attack with space
Post: RE: Separating words in combinator attack with spa...
| And if it needs to be more than two words wide, you can do something crude like this:
https://gist.github.com/roycewilliams/18e3fb14b97cc05eb95a5645692bccc2 |
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royce |
hashcat
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1,428 |
09-04-2019, 02:41 PM |
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Thread: scrypt hash format
Post: RE: scrypt hash format
| Example method - script by atom.
Code:
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#!/usr/bin/perl
use strict;
use warnings;
use MIME::Base64;
while (my $line = )
{
chomp $line;
my @data = split '\$', $line;
if ($data[5] ne 64)
... |
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royce |
hashcat
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08-14-2019, 04:15 PM |
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Thread: Save all valid password candidates
Post: RE: Save all valid password candidates
| You can use --stdout to see what candidates hashcat will generate.
Code:
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$ echo -n hashcat | hashcat --stdout -r ./rules/best64.rule | head
hashcat
tachsah
HASHCAT
Hashcat
hashcat0
hash... |
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royce |
General Talk
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4,520 |
06-17-2018, 05:54 PM |
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Thread: Save all valid password candidates
Post: RE: Save all valid password candidates
| Verify your syntax using an existing format. If it works for that, it should work for yours. |
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royce |
General Talk
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06-19-2018, 12:44 AM |
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Thread: Salted vs Unsalted SHA-512
Post: RE: Salted vs Unsalted SHA-512
| If you mean simple salting (and not salting+stretching like sha512crypt), then performance scales directly with the keyspace of the salt.
The attack has to try all possible salts. If the salt spac... |
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royce |
General Talk
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07-04-2018, 06:59 PM |
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Thread: sagitta.pw, is it legit?
Post: RE: sagitta.pw, is it legit?
| By "it" do you mean Hashstack, their software?
You only get it if you also buy their hardware. |
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royce |
Hardware
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03-31-2019, 04:53 AM |
