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Brute-force SHA1 not accepting command - RHochstenbach - 03-07-2013 Hi guys, I have a question (I'm new to Hashcat btw). I have a SHA-1 hash which I want to recover using brute-force. The password starts with 3807744839 (which is the salt) . So the hash mode would be SHA1(salt.pass). I'm using the Hashcat GUI om Windows, and for some reason I get the Hashcat usage CLI prompt, as if it's missing something. The command it generates is: Code: hashcat-cli32.exe --hash-mode 120 --attack-mode 3 --output-file C:\users\roy\hash.txt.out C:\users\royhochstenbach\hash.txt hashcat-cli32.exe --hash-mode 120 --attack-mode 3 --output-file C:\users\roy\hash.txt.out C:\users\roy\hash.txt Am I missing something? And what is the correct mask format for passwords starting with 3807744839 ? RE: Brute-force SHA1 not accepting command - mastercracker - 03-07-2013 You have 2 choices. Either you use --hash-mode 100 and put the 3807744839 in your mask (which is missing from your command line) or you put Hash:3807744839 and use --hash-mode 120 (still you need a mask). RE: Brute-force SHA1 not accepting command - RHochstenbach - 03-07-2013 (03-07-2013, 08:30 PM)mastercracker Wrote: You have 2 choices. Either you use --hash-mode 100 and put the 3807744839 in your mask (which is missing from your command line) or you put Hash:3807744839 and use --hash-mode 120 (still you need a mask).Thanks for your reply. I'm using the following command: Code: hashcat-cli32.exe --hash-mode 100 --attack-mode 3 --output-file C:\users\roy\hash.txt.out C:\users\royhochstenbach\hash.txt 3807744839 But then it quickly outputs the following lines: Code: Initializing hashcat v0.43 by atom with 8 threads and 32mb segment-size... RE: Brute-force SHA1 not accepting command - atom - 03-08-2013 No it is as mastercracker said. You need to add your salt to the hash in the stated format and then add a mask. See here how to configure it: https://hashcat.net/wiki/doku.php?id=mask_attack RE: Brute-force SHA1 not accepting command - RHochstenbach - 03-08-2013 (03-08-2013, 11:43 AM)atom Wrote: No it is as mastercracker said. You need to add your salt to the hash in the stated format and then add a mask. See here how to configure it: https://hashcat.net/wiki/doku.php?id=mask_attackIt's working, thanks! ![]() |