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Cracking 10 digit password with CudaHashcat - victim - 08-20-2014 I need help with cracking a 10 digit number that is a WPA password using CudaHashcat. What do I input if I know the first three numbers? The first three numbers are 760 but how do I tell hashcat that? This is what I have so far and it needs work: Quote:cudahashcat --hash-type 2500 --attack-mode 3 /root/ssid.hccap -1 ?d RE: Cracking 10 digit password with CudaHashcat - radix - 08-20-2014 https://hashcat.net/wiki/doku.php?id=mask_attack RE: Cracking 10 digit password with CudaHashcat - philsmd - 08-20-2014 See http://hashcat.net/wiki/doku.php?id=mask_attack According to that wiki, you should just use a mask that includes those chars/numbers, i.e: 760?d?d?d?d?d?d?d Full command: cudahashcat --hash-type 2500 --attack-mode 3 /root/ssid.hccap 760?d?d?d?d?d?d?d Note: depending on your setup (gpu) this might take quite a bit... Note2: -1 means that you want to define a custom charset, you do not need that for you example (you need to use a mask w/ digits only) RE: Cracking 10 digit password with CudaHashcat - victim - 08-20-2014 That worked, thank you. Only took 1 min 30 sec. RE: Cracking 10 digit password with CudaHashcat - Mem5 - 08-20-2014 1:30 sec for 10 digits ? You did something wrong.. RE: Cracking 10 digit password with CudaHashcat - undeath - 08-20-2014 10 digits? You read something wrong_ RE: Cracking 10 digit password with CudaHashcat - ewwink - 08-26-2014 actually it 7 digit because the first 3 digit already defined ![]() RE: Cracking 10 digit password with CudaHashcat - Mem5 - 08-26-2014 Ok sorry ![]() |