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Thread: How to crack md5 hash where long cleartext is *almost* known?
Post: How to crack md5 hash where long cleartext is *alm...
| Hi,
I have unsalted md5 hashes of longer-than-usual-passwords strings -- think of SMS or Twitter messages -- where I know more or less the cleartext, but not exactly.
For example I have the md5 hash... |
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questme |
Old hashcat Support
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02-23-2014, 08:01 PM |
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Thread: How to crack md5 hash where long cleartext is *almost* known?
Post: RE: How to crack md5 hash where long cleartext is ...
| Thanks for your reply!
However I don't understand it quite right I guess. Could you give me an example how I would get to find the string "this is an Example string!" if I have something like "this i... |
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questme |
Old hashcat Support
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02-25-2014, 11:20 PM |
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Thread: How to prepend single word to each dictionary entry?
Post: How to prepend single word to each dictionary entr...
| Hi,
I'd like to prepend "https://" to every entry in my dictionary file, how can I do this with normal hashcat? Seems like it is possible with the hybrid attack in ocl hashcat like this?
./oclHas... |
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questme |
Old hashcat Support
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03-16-2014, 09:15 PM |
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Thread: How to prepend single word to each dictionary entry?
Post: RE: How to prepend single word to each dictionary ...
| Thanks for your very fast response! I already found the rule based attack, but it didn't work out. I tried running:
./hashcat-cli64.bin -m 0 -r rule-http-prepend.txt hashes.txt dictionary.txt
where in... |
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questme |
Old hashcat Support
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03-16-2014, 09:33 PM |
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Thread: How to prepend single word to each dictionary entry?
Post: RE: How to prepend single word to each dictionary ...
| Perfect, works great, thank you very much!
Now as a last question is there a way to write the rule directly in the command instead of "outsourcing" it to an extra file? Something like:
./hashcat-c... |
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questme |
Old hashcat Support
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12,871 |
03-16-2014, 09:58 PM |
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Thread: How to efficiently manage huge (>100 GB) wordlists?
Post: How to efficiently manage huge (>100 GB) wordlists...
| Heya,
For my special use case brute-force doesn't work as good as a wordlist. My list is dozens of GB already and every now and then I add new lists of a few gigs to the old list and do a simple "... |
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