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Unexpected output when using rules to stdout - WPA_Catcher - 02-07-2023 Hello I am reluctant to call this a bug, as it may be my fault, but I am having a problem with hashcat and generating a plain password list by using rules combined with an input password list. I have used the simplest test.rule just to demonstrate the issue. Other rules also produce unexpected results. System = Win7 64 SP1 and all updates. Hashcat = Version 6.2.6 Content of “test.rule” Code: E Content of “testpass.txt” Code: aaaaaaaaaa My command-line. hashcat.exe -r “test.rule” “testpass.txt” –stdout >>testoutput.txt Unexpected result within “testoutput.txt” Code: Aaaaaaaaaa RE: Unexpected output when using rules to stdout - buka - 02-07-2023 https://github.com/hashcat/hashcat/issues/3596 RE: Unexpected output when using rules to stdout - WPA_Catcher - 02-07-2023 Thank you buka for the link I only searched this forum and should have looked elsewhere. I have now found more posts on github.com which might also explain the issues with my other tests where I am getting non keyboard characters from password lists and rules which should not produce them. RE: Unexpected output when using rules to stdout - WPA_Catcher - 02-08-2023 Hmm... Using the latest beta There still seems to be something strange about hashcat outputting plain passwords, through rules, to a text file. I ran a single (solitary) password through a rule file and saved the output to "new_passwords.txt" I hashed all the new words in "new_passwords.txt". I then used the same plain text password and ran it through the same rule file to crack all the hashes I had just created. What I do not understand is that on some occasions I am cracking less than 20% Why am I not cracking 100% of the passwords created with the very same password and rule file I used to make the hashes? RE: Unexpected output when using rules to stdout - Snoopy - 02-08-2023 (02-08-2023, 12:55 AM)WPA_Catcher Wrote: Hmm... because --stdout seems to be still broken your "new_passwords.txt" contains passwords which are not really generated by your ruleset, but outputted to file because of broken --stdout, then you hashed these "right and wrong candidates", but when attacking these hashes with your single password + ruleset, the gerated passwordcandidates are "right" so the wrong candidates are missing, as result, you dont crack 100% but only the "correct" generated passes RE: Unexpected output when using rules to stdout - WPA_Catcher - 02-08-2023 (02-08-2023, 03:10 PM)Snoopy Wrote: because --stdout seems to be still broken Thank you Snoopy that explains it. I will wait for the next beta release before testing further. RE: Unexpected output when using rules to stdout - WPA_Catcher - 02-14-2023 Using the latest beta 6.2.6+266 my problems with rules and stdout remain |