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    Thread: quick SBC opinon
Post: quick SBC opinon
Whats, in your opinion, the best single board computer (raspberry pi, tinker board, etc) to use Hashcat on. Please consider price and performance.
 mcilie1324 General Talk 2 2,565 02-05-2018, 06:56 AM
    Thread: quick SBC opinon
Post: RE: quick SBC opinon
DanielG Wrote: (02-05-2018, 03:36 PM) -- You need to specify in what they should be 'the best'. I would say none? if you want crack speeds don't use these SBC's but desktops with big GPU's. -- I...
 mcilie1324 General Talk 2 2,565 02-06-2018, 01:32 AM
    Thread: GPU Choices ?
Post: RE: GPU Choices ?
when its 2018 and there are 1080ti's and titan xp's :D
 mcilie1324 Hardware 10 35,657 02-07-2018, 02:35 AM
    Thread: crackingxkcd with a combinator attack and a sizeable dictionary [HELP]
Post: crackingxkcd with a combinator attack and a sizeab...
So im working on a combinator attack. Looking at several examples i found that the maximum amount of dictionaries you are allowed to use is 2. to crack the xkcd standard, i need to be able to input 4 ...
 mcilie1324 hashcat 4 3,322 01-01-2018, 08:03 PM
    Thread: crackingxkcd with a combinator attack and a sizeable dictionary [HELP]
Post: RE: crackingxkcd with a combinator attack and a si...
yes but then how could i force it to use 4 words. I went to the hashcat page on it and it says it `intelligently` combines passwords. That doesnt seem so reassuring
 mcilie1324 hashcat 4 3,322 01-01-2018, 08:38 PM
  Smile Thread: crackingxkcd with a combinator attack and a sizeable dictionary [HELP]
Post: RE: crackingxkcd with a combinator attack and a si...
walterlacka Wrote: (01-01-2018, 08:53 PM) -- To get a better understanding of how the tool works, I created a small dictionary of 5 words and ran the tool against it.  I watched on my screen the can...
 mcilie1324 hashcat 4 3,322 01-01-2018, 09:06 PM
    Thread: Informative output
Post: Informative output
So im using hashcat to run an analysis on password standards. is there a way to output to a file so that when a new hash is cracked (its cracking several in one file ) it outputs into a file with som...
 mcilie1324 hashcat 3 3,121 01-06-2018, 01:07 AM
    Thread: Informative output
Post: RE: Informative output
yes but how could i get the time, thats actually  the important part to me . And crackpos i assume is the iterations right?
 mcilie1324 hashcat 3 3,121 01-06-2018, 02:13 AM
    Thread: Output file info
Post: Output file info
I know how to use the -o flag and the different output format modes to use. But I cant find one that would output the amount of time it took to crack said hash. i have a file with 8 hashes. Is it poss...
 mcilie1324 hashcat 5 4,507 01-06-2018, 05:49 PM
    Thread: Output file info
Post: RE: Output file info
ok so just to be clear, i run a benchmark of the hash and then multiply it by the crack pos? ok thank you.
 mcilie1324 hashcat 5 4,507 01-06-2018, 06:16 PM
    Thread: Output file info
Post: RE: Output file info
How exactly would i do that?. Lets say Im using prince processor to generate passwords that are then hashed and checked against a target hash by hashcat. how would i measure the speed of that?
 mcilie1324 hashcat 5 4,507 01-06-2018, 11:13 PM
    Thread: crackpos values are wrong {HELP}
Post: RE: crackpos values are wrong {HELP}
So should I use outfile 8 or 10?
 mcilie1324 hashcat 3 3,186 01-25-2018, 02:38 AM
    Thread: Running Hashcat on SBC
Post: Running Hashcat on SBC
I am a regular raspberry pi user. I understand that Hashcat doesn't have the compatability to run on it yet. However, i've recently learned about a  new Single board computer called the Asus Tinker ...
 mcilie1324 hashcat 4 5,946 01-31-2018, 05:05 AM
    Thread: mask attack issue
Post: mask attack issue
So when i run a mask attack incrementivley (using -increment) it seems to only give output when it has exhausted passwords of length x. this seems to be intentional, but i wonder if there is a way to ...
 mcilie1324 hashcat 1 1,769 02-05-2018, 06:51 AM
    Thread: outfile format question [HELP]
Post: outfile format question [HELP]
Im trying out different features of hashcat. So recently, I played with outfile formats. the Format I used was Code: -- plain: crackpos -- Apparently that will give me the amount of guesses hashcat ...
 mcilie1324 hashcat 0 1,700 01-13-2018, 04:30 AM
    Thread: crackpos values are wrong {HELP}
Post: crackpos values are wrong {HELP}
Crackpos is the # of iterations tried to guess a password right? it doesnt seem so: So im using hashcat along prince processor, no the issue is not coming from the latter; i can assure youthis is ...
 mcilie1324 hashcat 3 3,186 01-17-2018, 04:11 AM
    Thread: Running Hashcat on SBC
Post: RE: Running Hashcat on SBC
Thank you very much. I did compile it for Rpi, and yeah it gave me a platform not found error even after apt-get installing open cl. Running clinfo only proves your theory. However, i'm surprised abou...
 mcilie1324 hashcat 4 5,946 02-01-2018, 03:27 AM
    Thread: Already known areas of hash
Post: Already known areas of hash
So lets say i have a password: test##123 I KNOW that there are 2 #'s in the middle how can i make it so that there will always be 2 #'s in the guesses.  Yeah i could use a rule, but im u...
 mcilie1324 hashcat 1 1,733 02-06-2018, 04:44 AM
    Thread: Already known areas of hash
Post: RE: Already known areas of hash
Nvm: its on the mask attack page TOWARDS THE BOTTOM (for future peeopl) just some bad seo
 mcilie1324 hashcat 1 1,733 02-06-2018, 04:59 AM
    Thread: --stdout combinator attack
Post: --stdout combinator attack
I'd like to use hashcat's blinding speed to generate password candidates from 2 dictionary files. When I say generate, I mean print out to stdout. I tried using the --stdout flag but i dont think this...
 mcilie1324 hashcat 2 2,399 02-11-2018, 07:40 AM