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hashcat combination attack odd even difference - Kgx Pnqvhm - 08-03-2013 Combination attack in hashcat-cli64.exe -a 1 v0.46 acts differently with an odd number of words vs. even? Edited: It's more complicated than that. I'm getting single words in the output, not combinations, sometimes just once, and others more than once. Can the programmers check if the combination attack is working properly? RE: hashcat combination attack odd even difference - atom - 08-04-2013 hashcat's (CPU) combinator mode works with single dictionaries, not 2. you can check the generated candidates with --stdout. If you find it's not doing what it should do, please let me know. RE: hashcat combination attack odd even difference - Kgx Pnqvhm - 08-04-2013 Yes, I'm getting just single words interspersed with the combinations. At first I though it had to do with the word list having an odd or even number of words, but that only seems to affect whether a non-combined word is repeated one or many times. RE: hashcat combination attack odd even difference - atom - 08-06-2013 sometimes it looks like its doing just single words it can occour in cases you have empty lines in your dictionary. it also can occour when you have words in your dictionary that are to long for hashcat to parse. in that case, it skips them which then will change the total number of combinations. you can use the len.bin utility in hashcat-utils for example to make sure yyour dictionary contains only words of length 4-8 and then try it again. RE: hashcat combination attack odd even difference - Kgx Pnqvhm - 08-06-2013 I'm using hand-typed lists of five, six, seven words of four to six characters in length. The number of words in the stdout file is higher than the number of input words squared. RE: hashcat combination attack odd even difference - Kgx Pnqvhm - 08-07-2013 Wondering if it was the old -n 1 race problem again, I tried it with and without but got the same result. antbatcatdogegg.txt ------------------------- ant bat cat dog egg hashcat-cli64.exe --stdout -a 1 ..\dicts\antbatcatdogegg.txt > mangles\mangles.txt antant antbat antcat antdog antegg ant ant ant batant batbat batcat batdog bategg bat bat bat catant catbat catcat catdog categg cat cat cat dogant dogbat dogcat dogdog dogegg dog dog dog eggant eggbat eggcat eggdog eggegg egg egg egg RE: hashcat combination attack odd even difference - mastercracker - 08-07-2013 Are you sure that you don't have some empty lines at the end of your word file? RE: hashcat combination attack odd even difference - Waffle - 08-07-2013 I've confirmed that it does the same on my system under Linux, and there are no blank lines. 000000 616e 740a 6261 740a 6361 740a 646f 670a ant.bat.cat.dog. 000010 6567 670a egg. RE: hashcat combination attack odd even difference - atom - 08-08-2013 I know an older version of hashcat had this problem. You sure you have the latest one? RE: hashcat combination attack odd even difference - Waffle - 08-08-2013 ./hashcat -V 0.46 sum hashcat 48942 778 I think that is current. |