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Can you use oclHashcat to generate rainbow tables? - TheWizardofDos - 06-09-2015
Is it possible to use oclHashcat to generate hashes, without testing them against passwords? Basically just a bruteforce attack with whatever kind of hashing algorithm you want, but instead of testing them against another hash, just save them all to a file?
Thanks.
RE: Can you use oclHashcat to generate rainbow tables? - epixoip - 06-09-2015
No. Nor would you want to. Rainbow tables are a thing of the past.
RE: Can you use oclHashcat to generate rainbow tables? - TheWizardofDos - 06-09-2015
(06-09-2015, 10:00 AM)epixoip Wrote: No. Nor would you want to. Rainbow tables are a thing of the past.
It's not really because I wanted to create a rainbow table, I know they're pretty much useless now, but I just wanted to know if it was possible to output the tested hashes, like a rainbow table.
RE: Can you use oclHashcat to generate rainbow tables? - undeath - 06-09-2015
A rainbow table is something very different from a list of hashes. Besides, no, you can't.
RE: Can you use oclHashcat to generate rainbow tables? - TheWizardofDos - 06-09-2015
(06-09-2015, 10:32 AM)undeath Wrote: A rainbow table is something very different from a list of hashes. Besides, no, you can't.
I see. Could you explain the difference to me?
RE: Can you use oclHashcat to generate rainbow tables? - undeath - 06-09-2015
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Rainbow_table