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HMAC-SHA1 need help please! - Grodon2001 - 06-28-2013 Hi folks, I need a little help for recover a HMAC-SHA1 hash value. I have the hashed value and the (pass)key. My *.hash file content looks like this (hash:key): <removed> and my command line like this: Code: hashcat-cli64.exe" -a 0 -m 150 examples But I get no result and no error. After a half second this comes out in the console: Code: Added hashes from file examples/A0.M0.hash: 1 (1 salts) What I'm doing wrong? Please help! p.s. sorry for my bad english and greetings from germany RE: HMAC-SHA1 need help please! - Engineer - 06-29-2013 Are you using a dictionary attack? It seems like you do not have big .dic list and it finish the cracking fast. RE: HMAC-SHA1 need help please! - philsmd - 06-29-2013 Some details in this questions make no sense to me. It seems that you want to crack using mode 150 while you are using examples/A0.M0.word and examples/A0.M0.hash. Those files are for mode 0 (MD5) and I'm quite sure that at least hashes from examples/A0.M0.hash aren't accepted as input for -m 150. Maybe you have sth. different in those files, but it is really confusing and you shouldn't modify those example files. BTW: the *2* formats of HMAC-SHA1 (150, 160) are also documented here: http://hashcat.net/wiki/doku.php?id=example_hashes (among others) Try those examples first and see if they are recovered. The password is "hashcat", put it in a file like hash_0150.hash and use either a mask (-a 3 hashca?l ) or a dict containing the word hashcat RE: HMAC-SHA1 need help please! - Grodon2001 - 06-29-2013 hi, thanks for repsone. Sorry for confusing with the file name. I change the content of the file to match "hashvalue:passkey" format. I want to brute force the has key. so I now added "-a 3" to my commando. Looks now thie way: Code: hashcat-cli64.exe" -a 3 -m 150 data/my.hash data/my.word But *.word file stays empty and the console output looks like this: Code: [...] Why did hashcat brute force the file name??!? Same with sample content (c898896f3f70f61bc3fb19bef222aa860e5ea717:1234)... RE: HMAC-SHA1 need help please! - philsmd - 06-29-2013 You really have to read the wiki (http://hashcat.net/wiki/ ), all of it. After that try to run this: hashcat-cli64.exe --help and read the output too (whole output). Then, read this: http://hashcat.net/wiki/doku.php?id=brute_force_attack and http://hashcat.net/wiki/doku.php?id=mask_attack (again). And all of your questions are answered. I don't know what you want to do with data/my.word, but if you read the --help, it clearly says output files are specified by --outfile=FILE (if this was what you wanted to do with my.word). Furthermore, you didn't understand how bruteforce is done in hashcat, threrefore you need to read the WIKI (hint: you missed the mask and I told you already in post above how to do it, BUT read the wiki please). RE: HMAC-SHA1 need help please! - Grodon2001 - 07-05-2013 I have a last question to this term. The hash is build like this: hash = HMAC-SHA1 (key, text) My question: Is it possible with hashcat to decrypt the key if I know the text and the result hash? Regards |