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Question for help - OLSA - 09-12-2013 Hello, I am begginer with hashcat, and want to decrypt simple Joomla password (Joomla is popular CMS, and use MD5 {hash}:{salt}). OS: win XP 32bit What I am doing is this: hashcat-cli32 -m 11 -a 0 -o out.txt password.txt password.txt is file with hash data, and want to decrypt and write result in output.txt. What I am doing wrong because, I get message "Try --help..."? Thanks. RE: Question for help - radix - 09-12-2013 https://hashcat.net/wiki/ RE: Question for help - OLSA - 09-12-2013 @radix thanks but I was there and find many different tutorials... I have Joomla password (hash type 11): f50419f964ee26cf87e19eb058b2cc41:zyVjhzL53lW1ZQInKC1Bd4ntDZLhZpsT And plain text is: pass123 Thanks. RE: Question for help - mastercracker - 09-12-2013 The answer to your question is easy to find in the link radix gave. If you are using -a 0 (dictionary atack), you have to supply a dictionary. If you want to use -a 3 (bruteforce), you have to supply a mask. It's all in the wiki. P.S. and it's not outpuhashcat-cli32 but hashcat-cli32. RE: Question for help - OLSA - 09-12-2013 @mastercracker thank you very much! Yes that was my syntax error here ("outpuhashcat-cli32"). Understand, almost all methods need dictionary file and it's clear for me. But, I came here because I get information that "hashcat can find Joomla password without dictionary". Right now I completely understand that all the same like before... Thanks and best regards. |