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cudaHashcat32.exe "recovered 100%"... But no password? - kitoliwa - 04-06-2015 I created an MD5 hash "hello" (without quotations) I'm not posting the hash, because of the forum rules. I was able to crack it though with a dictionary attack, by putting the word 'hello' within the dictionary. I wanted to test if my setup of hashcat would work. cudaHashcat32.exe -m 0 -a 0 -o cracked.txt hashes.txt Wordlists\wordlist1.txt Now, I wanted to run the same situation but by bruteforcing using masks. cudaHashcat32.exe -m 0 -a 3 -o cracked.txt hashes.txt ?l?l?l?l?l Output: Session Name: cudaHashcat Status: Cracked Input Mode : Mask <?l?l?l?l?l> ... ... ... Recovered: 1/1 My problem is, where is the password that was recovered? RE: cudaHashcat32.exe "recovered 100%"... But no password? - epixoip - 04-06-2015 You already cracked it with a dictionary attack, so it will not be cracked again with any other attack in the same session. http://hashcat.net/wiki/doku.php?id=frequently_asked_questions#hashcat_reports_statuscracked_but_did_not_print_the_hash_value_and_the_outfile_is_empty_what_happened RE: cudaHashcat32.exe "recovered 100%"... But no password? - kitoliwa - 04-06-2015 Thank you 'epixoip' That link was the answer ^.^ |