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Hello,
How can I find out all outputs of eg. word: password using best64.rules.
I know about: : r u T0
but what about eg.:
+5 ] } } } } '4
*04 +0 '4
etc...
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Use --stdout
eg:
./hashcat-cli64.bin --stdout myword.txt -r rules/best64.rule > myword-mangled.txt
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Thank you Milzo,
but how can I do it in Windows 7?
in CMD I typed:
oclHashcat64.exe --stdout myword.txt -r rules/best64.rule > myword-mangled.txt
and I reveice: oclHashcat64.exe: unknown option -- stdout
without anything...
Please advise
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The advice of Milzo was to use cpu hashcat (
http://hashcat.net/hashcat/) and not oclHashcat
./hashcat-cli64.bin means cpu hashcat, because the missing ocl and the cli in the name.
oclHashcat does not support --stdout, because the plains are directly generated on gpu (not cpu), but there is an option --debug-mode (use --debug-mode 3 or --debug-mode 4) which is able to show all rules and plains of *matching* passwords (and not every plain that will be generated).
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Try this one:
hashcat-cli64.exe -r best64.rule --stdout myword.txt > myword-mangled.txt
You can also use sort.exe to have unique plains:
hashcat-cli64.exe -r best64.rule --stdout myword.txt | sort.exe -u > myword-mangled.txt
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Working fine. Thank you Milzo, philsmd and kolme.