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oracle11g -a6 -a7 increment not work - crackall - 06-23-2013
key -i ignore
hc.exe -m 112 -a6 -i orahash dic ?d?d?d?d?d
RE: oracle11g -a6 -a7 increment not work - atom - 06-23-2013
its not supported
RE: oracle11g -a6 -a7 increment not work - crackall - 06-23-2013
bad news
RE: oracle11g -a6 -a7 increment not work - epixoip - 06-23-2013
not bad news, just use a loop.
RE: oracle11g -a6 -a7 increment not work - crackall - 06-24-2013
what is loop? what use it?
RE: oracle11g -a6 -a7 increment not work - epixoip - 06-24-2013
i'll forgive you since you're a windows user.
read about what a loop is here: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Loop_(computing)#Loops
since you use windows, you'll probably want to use powershell.
read about loops in powershell here: https://social.technet.microsoft.com/wiki/contents/articles/4542.powershell-loops-en-en.aspx
your loop might look something like this:
Code:
$masks = '?d','?d?d','?d?d?d','?d?d?d?d','?d?d?d?d?d'
$masks | foreach { .\oclHashcat-plus64.exe .\example0.hash -a 6 .\example.dict $_ }RE: oracle11g -a6 -a7 increment not work - crackall - 06-24-2013
I'd like to use hc without programming knowledge and scripts.
as the blonde. run and crack! without problem
ease of use is a beautifully
always
RE: oracle11g -a6 -a7 increment not work - epixoip - 06-24-2013
don't post any more questions then if you're content with being a worthless script kiddie. we have no use for those who have no desire to learn.
RE: oracle11g -a6 -a7 increment not work - crackall - 06-24-2013
you in any case, thanks for help
that is my advice to the creator
I like to learn
time of life is limited, i have my own interests
impossible to know everything, and do not always need
RE: oracle11g -a6 -a7 increment not work - KT819GM - 06-24-2013
Does finding password from hash these days should be same as eating candy? Some time ago it was - plese halp me SL3 hascat not work. Now it's same, just in correct English. One line of code is a problem for people who 'hacking' naturally complex things.