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    Thread: Hashtopus - distributed solution
Post: RE: Hashtopus - distributed solution

That symbol looks like a file has got a wee bit corrupted somewhere. I had a similar problem once moving a file from Windows to an Ubuntu VM and it was very difficult convincing it to go normal. Beari...
FlippingGerman User Contributions 289 591,931 09-08-2015, 02:55 AM
    Thread: Hashed password list
Post: Hashed password list

Troy Hunt has published a list of 500M passwords hashed with SHA-1. He says they're available elsewhere in raw form, but if you can't find them (I haven't looked) or want some fun, give it a go. The...
FlippingGerman User Contributions 0 2,876 02-22-2018, 01:30 AM
    Thread: Linux Mint AMD freezes
Post: RE: Linux Mint AMD freezes

You're using -w 3, this essentially makes the GPU work as hard as you can get it to. Unfortunately simply running a window manager also requires a bit of GPU power. Try again using -w 1 for the lowest...
FlippingGerman Old oclHashcat Support 5 9,409 09-02-2015, 11:31 PM
    Thread: low performance with prepend more than 3 characters in mask attack
Post: RE: low performance with prepend more than 3 chara...

The rule engine was designed for CPU and is (apparently) not nearly so good on GPU. As for a brute-force, I have the same problem, GPU benches at ~ 1400 MH/s MD5 but only does less than half that in...
FlippingGerman Old oclHashcat Support 5 6,883 09-07-2015, 03:41 AM
    Thread: Question about oclHashcat CUDA on OS X
Post: RE: Question about oclHashcat CUDA on OS X

Someone buy atom a Mac.
FlippingGerman Old oclHashcat Support 14 17,323 09-22-2015, 02:13 AM
    Thread: HashCat GPU
Post: RE: HashCat GPU

[slightly clunky robot walks in] YES, MASTER. HESHKAT IT SHALL BE. [belches steam]
FlippingGerman Old oclHashcat Support 5 8,324 10-03-2015, 02:15 AM
    Thread: MD5 Line-length Exception?
Post: RE: MD5 Line-length Exception?

A few things: - GUI is not really supported here, go elsewhere or learn to use the command line; - Those aren't MD5 hashes, find out what they are and set it up properly; - posting hashes on this f...
FlippingGerman Old oclHashcat Support 1 3,793 01-01-2016, 07:09 PM
    Thread: Problems with non-English hashes
Post: RE: Problems with non-English hashes

The problem with different scripts is that there are loads of different standards. English is basically an extension of ASCII, but everything beyond that is complicated. Try finding a few more Turkish...
FlippingGerman Old oclHashcat Support 8 10,614 01-01-2016, 07:29 PM
    Thread: Problems with non-English hashes
Post: RE: Problems with non-English hashes

Have you looked at the ones that have been cracked, and found any patterns that might be doing this, such as everything capitalised or similar?
FlippingGerman Old oclHashcat Support 8 10,614 01-01-2016, 10:41 PM
    Thread: Output the calculated hashes to file?
Post: RE: Output the calculated hashes to file?

I've not been here for some months so I'm not quite as weary as those guys. Yet. bastibasti, try reading the documention. It's (literally) all there. Run: oclhashcat64 --help and what you're loo...
FlippingGerman Old oclHashcat Support 4 5,475 05-10-2016, 12:24 AM
    Thread: Using --pw-skip --pw-limit to distribute workload
Post: RE: Using --pw-skip --pw-limit to distribute workl...

Yes to both, although at just 39kH it'll be slow - about 2 months to run all the way through that charset.
FlippingGerman Old oclHashcat Support 2 4,096 05-10-2016, 12:28 AM
    Thread: Why cant i crack shit?
Post: RE: Why cant i crack shit?

It's more likely something else isn't quite right. Generally even a fairly small dictionary will crack quite a few. Look at what you have cracked, and see if you can see any patterns. For example, the...
FlippingGerman Old hashcat Support 3 6,245 08-20-2015, 05:23 PM
    Thread: hashcat keeps ending with "killed", what am I doing wrong?
Post: RE: hashcat keeps ending with "killed", what am I ...

Errr...trying 36M hashes...bcrypt ones, on a single-threaded CPU? Good luck.
FlippingGerman Old hashcat Support 12 19,837 08-30-2015, 11:43 PM
    Thread: hashcat keeps ending with "killed", what am I doing wrong?
Post: RE: hashcat keeps ending with "killed", what am I ...

Should anyone still be wondering about this particular dump, take a look here (https://arstechnica.com/security/2015/09/once-seen-as-bulletproof-11-million-ashley-madison-passwords-already-cracked/). ...
FlippingGerman Old hashcat Support 12 19,837 09-12-2015, 02:18 AM
    Thread: v 0.49 increment min equivalent
Post: RE: v 0.49 increment min equivalent

Or read this (I wrote it myself!): Make yourself a mask file. So if you start at 8, and want to go up to 10, try ?u?l?l?l?l?l?l?l ?u?l?l?l?l?l?l?l?l ?u?l?l?l?l?l?l?l?l?l (for example) Put ...
FlippingGerman Old hashcat Support 5 7,258 10-03-2015, 02:19 AM
    Thread: Remove doesn't work on dictionnary attack ?
Post: RE: Remove doesn't work on dictionnary attack ?

Have you actually checked the hash file? Hashcat saves your progress (in a .pot file, generally in C:\Users\username\) and I'm pretty sure it'll give that kind of output, even when the hashes themselv...
FlippingGerman Old hashcat Support 8 11,103 12-02-2015, 02:48 AM
    Thread: Hash seems simple but i can't identify it
Post: RE: Hash seems simple but i can't identify it

If you don't get anywhere try a simple script with your known password to test every mode hashcat does. If it's there, it'll find it. If not, then you have to use something else anyway.
FlippingGerman Old hashcat Support 3 6,909 05-10-2016, 12:17 AM
    Thread: hashcat v0.50
Post: RE: hashcat v0.50

New version is slightly faster on my poor little laptop, yay. Code: -- C:\hashcat-0.50\hashcat-cli64 -b -m 0 Initializing hashcat v0.50 with 4 threads and 32mb segment-size... Device...........: I...
FlippingGerman Old hashcat Announcements 5 83,715 06-11-2015, 12:39 AM
    Thread: FPGA is that any good?
Post: RE: FPGA is that any good?

From what I know about FPGAs, which is really very little, they're somewhere between a CPU (or similar, which seems to include those things in GPUs) and ASICs. CPUs can do anything, they're general-pu...
FlippingGerman hashcat 6 10,252 07-12-2016, 01:02 AM
    Thread: NVIDIA 840M (laptop)
Post: RE: NVIDIA 840M (laptop)

Really? An 840M only does 790k MD5? My laptop has a 4 year old AMD 7690M XT and does twice that, and it was not expensive.
FlippingGerman Hardware 5 9,012 09-08-2015, 02:58 AM