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So I have a list of 400k hashes that I managed to crack and forgot to add the parameters --show --username and now I just have a huge list with Hash:plaintext.
I have another list with USER:HASH, is there anyway to organize them by having my HASH
LAIN match with the other hashes in the USER:HASH?
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05-06-2015, 06:57 PM
(This post was last modified: 05-06-2015, 07:00 PM by philsmd.)
Please read here:
FAQ: --show
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I think you should make a dic by the plaintext you already have, then do the task again with the dic and the option "--show --username".I think it won't cost too long.
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@alpes please do not give bad advice. For instance the link that I posted above says (among others):
- --show is always used after the hashes have been cracked
- You do not need – and should not specify – any mask, dictionary, wordlist directory, etc.
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In contrary to that you just wrote:
Quote:do the task again with the dic and the option "--show --username"
--show should be never used together with a dict!
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05-09-2015, 07:41 AM
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(05-07-2015, 01:10 PM)philsmd Wrote: @alpes please do not give bad advice. For instance the link that I posted above says (among others):
- --show is always used after the hashes have been cracked
- You do not need – and should not specify – any mask, dictionary, wordlist directory, etc.
...
In contrary to that you just wrote:
Quote:do the task again with the dic and the option "--show --username"
--show should be never used together with a dict!
Thank you soooooo much. That's exactly what I need since I want to run it through some sentry configs.