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Hi,I'm new to this so a simple answer will be helpful

I want to use this command:


where:
sha1.hash is something like this:

and so on,list must have 8x10000 hashes(same 8 hashes with different value inside $salt(the value is some digit in range 0-9999 in hex)!

The target is to obtain 11-digit pass!

10x for info

Yes, I am pretty sure it is feasible. The question is why you did not try it instead and/or what problem did you get?

I suggest also you modify your order of ?1 and put it like this:

?1?1?1?1?1?1?1?1 ?1?1?1

It's better to have a multiple of 4 in the left section.

(12-27-2010, 04:23 AM)mastercracker Wrote: [ -> ]Yes, I am pretty sure it is feasible. The question is why you did not try it instead and/or what problem did you get?

I suggest also you modify your order of ?1 and put it like this:

?1?1?1?1?1?1?1?1 ?1?1?1

It's better to have a multiple of 4 in the left section.

10x for your replay!

First,before i try the above,i must receive one valid hashalt with password(must happen this days),so can be able to see if the command works or not in some good time-frame,else I'll have to wait with days(80000*10^11 combinations are a lot of computing time)before eventually receive conformation is it correct or not.Also generating a file with those hashalt variables are too much time also for me,because I don't have the knowledge to make some script who will generate it for me at this time!Maybe someone here will help me with this script,maybe not

EDIT:Maybe I do all wrong for example here is command line for ighashgpu,off course with only one hash,coz ighashgpu does not support multihashing for sha1:

ighashgpu.exe -hm:0 /tha1 /min:11 /max:11 /uh:00010203040506070809 /salt:0405040200XXXXXXXXXXXXXX00 /h:22E674C15D2DA3C80125CCF661A82BF0F59EDC82

for info:
green text X in salt is value that i know by default;
red text are the values from 0-9999 in HEX(in my case the number is 4542).I must try them until i get match witch will lead me to my 11digit code
orange is my hash(i can get 8 hashes).

So I want to crack simultaneously with those 8 hashes do decrease the time maybe x8 times.If any of these hashes match I'll have my password.

How can I do that?

BR

Updating info.....

So here is correct pair of pass,salt and hash:
tested with this cmd
I can not reproduce the result in oclHASHcat,don't know why...this is the command i used:

in hash.hash file i have only one line:

here is initial data that i know:

So..cracking all hashes will lead me to same(or other but still useful) 11-digit password!
About salt( here is the key )....
salt:07070902003543010412367400 where:
random_number _from_00000000-09090909 in hex (0-9999) in my example 07070902 in hex(7792)
00 - zero byte
initial_data in my example 35430104123674
00-zero byte

The target:I must try one hash with salt that has changing random_number _from_00000000-09090909 until i find password 11-digit(22 in HEX)

Every hash has different random_number(in other words different salt) but leads to the same (maybe different but still usable) 11-digit password(not proved yet)!

How to test all 8 hashes simultaneously with current salt is my question??!!!Because 1st match will give me my password!!!Also how to organize all things together....

10x again for contribution!

sorry, but this does not work with oclHashcat for two reasons:

1. you can not add salts or charsets in hex
2. you can not crack plains of size 15 or bigger and you need 24

multihashing of sha1($salt.$pass) is (and was) possible but the reasons why sl3 unlocking with oclHashcat is not possible still remain the same even with the latest version.

support for salted hex and salted charsets comes in oclHashcat v0.26