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Thread: how to understand a handshake
Post: RE: how to understand a handshake
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epixoip Wrote: (12-30-2015, 11:57 PM)
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A good handshake uses a firm, solid, but not overpowering grip. If it's all limp and sweaty then it's definitely a bad handshake.
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hahaha.
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12-31-2015, 03:35 AM |
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Thread: how to understand a handshake
Post: RE: how to understand a handshake
| this is a question for the pyrit forums (wherever they are), not here. your handshake question has nothing to do with hashcat.
but the short answer is as long as it shows 1 'good' handshake you sho... |
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Thread: REMOVING DUPLICATE HASHES, WHAT IS THIS...?
Post: RE: REMOVING DUPLICATE HASHES, WHAT IS THIS...?
| There seems to be only one hash to recover in your hash file, apparently it has been recovered by you in a previous execution of hashcat, and now is stored in the oclHashcat.pot file for future refere... |
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wrigglingears |
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12-10-2015, 12:01 PM |
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Thread: REMOVING DUPLICATE HASHES, WHAT IS THIS...?
Post: RE: REMOVING DUPLICATE HASHES, WHAT IS THIS...?
| What's the problem here? You found the hash earlier, and it was stored in the .pot file so for subsequent attempts it was skipped. You removed the stored result, and so it cracks it again. You can obv... |
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wrigglingears |
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12-10-2015, 01:13 PM |
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Thread: REMOVING DUPLICATE HASHES, WHAT IS THIS...?
Post: RE: REMOVING DUPLICATE HASHES, WHAT IS THIS...?
| Would it be easier to control/run/troubleshoot to have some python or C code running to periodically check the folder and then run the hashcat command, instead of running it as a service? |
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12-11-2015, 04:10 AM |
