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A way to track number of guesses for each cracked password? - honglonglong - 01-27-2014 Hi, i am currently using a pipe to stream guesses from a generator into hashcat and crack passwords. I am wondering if theres a way for hashcat to print the number of guesses it issued when it successfully cracks a password every time? RE: A way to track number of guesses for each cracked password? - radix - 01-27-2014 Code: * Outfile formats: RE: A way to track number of guesses for each cracked password? - honglonglong - 01-27-2014 (01-27-2014, 01:06 AM)radix Wrote: didn't notice the last option previously....thank you very much!!! RE: A way to track number of guesses for each cracked password? - honglonglong - 01-27-2014 (01-27-2014, 01:06 AM)radix Wrote: Actually, just double check, so format 8, the position means the number of guesses issued for that password? sorry to bother you again, it is just my crack result is a bit weird. also the value of the position seems to be unordered when they print out. RE: A way to track number of guesses for each cracked password? - radix - 01-27-2014 Yes. try -n 1 so you arent executing multiple threads. This should fix the unorderedness. RE: A way to track number of guesses for each cracked password? - honglonglong - 05-09-2015 (01-27-2014, 05:52 PM)radix Wrote: Yes. try -n 1 so you arent executing multiple threads. This should fix the unorderedness. Hi, this is probably digging old post, but I realized recently if I change the segment size, the number of guesses will also vary. Is it because with different segment size the words are tried in different order? I am using plain dictionary attack. RE: A way to track number of guesses for each cracked password? - honglonglong - 05-09-2015 (05-09-2015, 05:53 PM)honglonglong Wrote:(01-27-2014, 05:52 PM)radix Wrote: Yes. try -n 1 so you arent executing multiple threads. This should fix the unorderedness. Also, if I were to use rules-based attack, would the `crackpos` gives me the # of candidate words, or # of generated guesses? As you will have multiple guesses per candidate word based on the rule. |