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hascat plaintext mode (99999) with weakpass_3w list - albekkjj - 06-12-2022 Hi, I'm trying to use hashcat in plaintext mode (-m 99999) to find a match to a word in the wordlist weakpass_3w (https://weakpass.com/wordlist/1950). Code: hashcat -m 99999 password123 my_wordlists\weakpass_3w.7z but it seems like the word cannot be found in the list. I alsotried the same command with --hex-wordlist. Even if I try with other words that should be in the list according to weakpass website I get no match. If I repeat the same for the rockyou.text wordlist I find a match to password123 without any problem. Am I doing something wrong? Does it have to do with the format of weakpass_3w? RE: hascat plaintext mode (99999) with weakpass_3w list - royce - 06-12-2022 General diagnostic step: test a simpler case - a single word, with a single word in an uncompressed wordlist. Then try compressing the wordlist and see if it still works. RE: hascat plaintext mode (99999) with weakpass_3w list - albekkjj - 06-12-2022 Thank you Royce. I did a bit more testing, I picked a word from the list (just printed the head to terminal, and picked "00000GIULIA" for testing) and found the following:
Shall I always extract the files from the archive? I've noticed that hashcat can also be fed with .gz compressed wordlists and works fine. RE: hascat plaintext mode (99999) with weakpass_3w list - pdo - 06-12-2022 (06-12-2022, 09:37 AM)albekkjj Wrote: Thank you Royce. I did a bit more testing, I picked a word from the list (just printed the head to terminal, and picked "00000GIULIA" for testing) and found the following: There's your problem: hashcat only supports .gz and .zip for compressed wordlists. When you give it a .7z file, it's using the compressed binary data as your wordlist (which is suboptimal |