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RE: 7Zip hash woes - malcolmputer - 11-14-2017 (11-14-2017, 12:19 AM)philsmd Wrote: If you run hashcat again we might get the error message we need (without that long hash within the line). Well, that fixed the error message problem, and hints to the issue. Code: ./hashcat.exe -O -w1 -m11600 -a3 test.hash rockyou.txt RE: 7Zip hash woes - undeath - 11-14-2017 hashcat cannot find your "test.hash" file. RE: 7Zip hash woes - malcolmputer - 11-14-2017 (11-14-2017, 01:49 AM)undeath Wrote: hashcat cannot find your "test.hash" file. ooopssss.... Forgot what directory I was in. See below for the real answer: Code: $ ./hashcat.exe -O -w1 -m11600 -a3 ../out.hash ../rockyou.txt RE: 7Zip hash woes - philsmd - 11-14-2017 damn. salt-value exception could happen in several situations. It seems there is either something wrong with your hash or the hashcat parser for some strange reason (mistakenly?) rejects it. If you can please share the hash in a private message (not here, because posting hashes is not allowed within the forum). I might be able to help to see where exactly it got rejected and what the reason for this rejection was. Ideally, the parser should have more and different error messages such that it is easier to understand which "field" or condition is responsible for this behaviour within the parser. RE: 7Zip hash woes - malcolmputer - 11-14-2017 (11-14-2017, 10:40 AM)philsmd Wrote: If you can please share the hash in a private message (not here, because posting hashes is not allowed within the forum). I might be able to help to see where exactly it got rejected and what the reason for this rejection was. PM sent. RE: 7Zip hash woes - malcolmputer - 11-15-2017 (11-14-2017, 10:40 AM)philsmd Wrote: damn. salt-value exception could happen in several situations. It seems there is either something wrong with your hash or the hashcat parser for some strange reason (mistakenly?) rejects it. It looks like the hash was ok but the parser in hashcat was the problem. philsmd was able to provide a patch and it tested successfully. I created a github issue here: https://github.com/hashcat/hashcat/issues/1450 Everything is working great now, thanks for all the help! |