ok just confirmed..
oclHashcat-plus-0.071 skips the first hash if the hash file is encoded with UTF-8..
the solution is easy but...
Might be the BOM. You write it on windows?
i think it depends on whether the BOM is set or not. If no BOM is set, everything should be ok.
Code:
file hash.hash
hash.hash: UTF-8 Unicode (with BOM) text, with CRLF line terminators
moreover.. sometimes it adds 2 weird character.. then i get this::
Code:
line length exception: 35
^^^^ with plain md5
so yea.. without BOM everything is cool..
Code:
hash2.hash: ASCII text, with CRLF line terminators
i knew ASCII is the solution..
OK, thanks for letting us know this. What do you think hashcat should do in case of a BOM set?
@atom::
i dont know.. treat them normally maybe..??
We do. shit in, shit out
