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Syntax Help - maxreality - 08-06-2010 I am confident that I'm doing something severely n00bish and incorrect here, but I've tried (nearly) everything. I created a test account on my box to hopefully crack the shadow file. I copied the line to a test hash file with this line testing:$6$3yx0TEli$AbGUWY.IVOIwc8IaKgj3WptKvzmgIdibCG5eGUkATRSQEnO2JzVNm2msngTgz6RSd6hbhdV8HodJxiRxggRGq1:14827:0:99999:7::: My usage ./hashcat-cli.bin --hash-mode=500 /home/test/Desktop/test /home/test/Desktop/wordlist yields either (seperator unmatched) or (line length exception) I thought I'd start off with something easy. I know the password, and the password is stored in the wordlist. Am I missing something here? Thanks in advance, RE: Syntax Help - Rolf - 08-06-2010 Try testing again with only with Code: $6$3yx0TEli$AbGUWY.IVOIwc8IaKgj3WptKvzmgIdibCG5eGUkATRSQEnO2JzVNm2msngTgz6RSd6hbhdV8HodJxiRxggRGq1 and running Code: hashcat-cli.bin -a 0 -m 500 /home/test/Desktop/test /home/test/Desktop/wordlist RE: Syntax Help - maxreality - 08-06-2010 hi, thanks for replying. i created a file with only the hash-string and a wordlist with only that password. the command yields Code: Initializing with 8 threads and 32mb segment-size... RE: Syntax Help - Rolf - 08-06-2010 Uhm, Sha-512(Unix) not supported. RE: Syntax Help - maxreality - 08-06-2010 Thanks. I've also tried creating a simple MD5 hash from http://www.md5hashgenerator.com String: thisisatest MD5: f830f69d23b8224b512a0dc2f5aec974 Yields same results. RE: Syntax Help - atom - 08-06-2010 works fine for me... Code: thumbstone hashcat-0.35 # echo f830f69d23b8224b512a0dc2f5aec974 > hash RE: Syntax Help - maxreality - 08-07-2010 (08-06-2010, 11:49 PM)atom Wrote: works fine for me... thank you for the response atom. i tried without any flags and was able to successfully recover the hash. the problem must lie within the switches i'm using. thanks again for all of your help. also, congrats on your winning the dc contest. |