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RE: NTML show username....Any tips? - Xanadrel - 12-04-2015
In the first command, you put "a 8" instead of "-a 8".
Then --show works by giving it input list, not output.
RE: NTML show username....Any tips? - jinksy - 12-04-2015
My mistake, you right.
Any idea as to why i cant get the output to include the username, please
I'm using:
hashcat-cli64.exe --username -m 1000 --show C:\Users\Chris.I7\Desktop\hashes\output_clean
And Thank You, i really do appreciate your help
RE: NTML show username....Any tips? - Xanadrel - 12-04-2015
(12-04-2015, 06:02 PM)Xanadrel Wrote: Then --show works by giving it input list, not output.
RE: NTML show username....Any tips? - jinksy - 12-04-2015
Sorry my mistake,
erm, output_clean is just a clean version of the original file that only displays the username and hash, that is what i used as the input which it now accepts.
Do you have a recommended command line for the username: plain output?
RE: NTML show username....Any tips? - Xanadrel - 12-04-2015
Don't you think you're too old for spoon feeding ?
As for previous questions, read the --help, answers are in there.
RE: NTML show username....Any tips? - jinksy - 12-04-2015
haha,
I've looked thru the help file, i'm clearly not seeing something. Would i be right in thinking that you have to recover the hashes then separately tell it to display the username and plain text password?
The help file gives advice on the recovery process not the combination process as such, under general only the hash-type is what i would consider applicable.
The only other bit is;
-p, --separator=CHAR Define separator char for hashlists/outfile
--show Show cracked passwords only (see --username)
--left Show uncracked passwords only (see --username)
--username Enable ignoring of usernames in hashfile (Recommended: also use --show)
and ive included --show & --username when trying to get the username & plain.
What am i missing
RE: NTML show username....Any tips? - jinksy - 12-04-2015
Actually does hashcat-cli64.exe even support what im trying to do, i know olchachcat does.
RE: NTML show username....Any tips? - Xanadrel - 12-04-2015
Yes.
$ head username.txt
Code:
aaa:5dd48674f791a9c589c4b63ac249dc4b
b:1781858ef825ac2074b3544453ffb49a
c:043763020c15dd4f34987016b6178195
d:3e2346e38a27ac33cca4d906880b7f80
e:dc77614b7737874aa1bdd2a384dc7a34
f:78342384e152971055d3987ad7aa64db
g:69f56f8117ae196ca69eead336535257
h:c01aec2cc879706d0a11a29ab8833657
i:d22a8263372bd6c79d6e2f93f0069605
j:5c171ed62a2a631c6162fa51a19cd41f$ ./hashcat-cli64.exe [correct parameters] username.txt
Code:
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aaa:AClFwS5i0w
b:IfGnYsYBt3
c:Xngf5ANouc
d:n0LDx6o5ey
e:esZgaAWg9U
f:waGvIXcOP5
g:rM7M2glgBK
h:45irVlegG1
i:MxDOBgheB4
j:B5xm7n8ND6Where [correct parameters] are the right parameters you would get from reading the --help.