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sha-256 more than 20 char - smassp - 03-31-2022
hi. im new . and i want to know
how can i set random characters . for Example : [numeric and lower Case]
for cracking sha-256 hashes .
i want that hashcat try bruteforce for random .
for example :
6wyx0guu5zmw7hnn4zcd => hash(sha256)
2ps2605i2ffewpiqxyhq => hash(sha256)
8ns9attqvy0lm0sa2qki => hash(sha256)
tqddsr0vblapvmhh70xb => hash(sha256)
....
and can i use for more characters? more than length 20?
RE: sha-256 more than 20 char - slyexe - 04-01-2022
You will not be able to use hashcat directly for attempting such a large brute force keyspace. You can however use a dictionary with rules, or pipe a mask to hashcat and apply rules. Anything over 12 characters usually is not compatible to be bruteforced with a character set.
Check out the Wiki for more information on attack modes and details regarding what hash mode to use.
https://hashcat.net/wiki/
https://hashcat.net/wiki/doku.php?id=example_hashes
RE: sha-256 more than 20 char - lidar - 04-01-2022
Attacking a password of more than 20 digits doesn't mean anything.