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auto length increment? - qweasd - 11-21-2012
I'm trying to bruteforce an md5 hash of a MAC address. Here is my command line:
Code:
cudaHashcat-lite64.exe test.txt --custom-charset1=0123456789ABCDEF ?1?1:?1?1:?1?1:?1?1:?1?1:?1?1I know for a fact the format and length of the input. So why is it doing lower length first? eg:
Plain.Text...: ****1:0F:4C:1
RE: auto length increment? - M@LIK - 11-21-2012
Add --pw-min=17 to your command-line.
RE: auto length increment? - qweasd - 11-21-2012
(11-21-2012, 10:37 AM)M@LIK Wrote: Add --pw-min=17 to your command-line.
worked brilliantly. Now the correct number of possibilities shows up(2^48).
One question I still have though. hashcat is still showing me something like this: Plain.Text...: ****1:0F:C0:33:00
Is this just a visual glitch?
RE: auto length increment? - sigi77 - 11-22-2012
yes because those characters are changing much quicker than it could be displayed...