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Text manipulation with hashcat - WaffleHacker - 06-07-2016 So I have a list of hashes that are in ID:username:SHA1pass format.  I'd like my output list to be in username:plaintext format of all the ones that were able to be cracked. What is the best way of doing this with a dictionary file? RE: Text manipulation with hashcat - darkseid4nk - 06-07-2016 https://hashcat.net/wiki/doku.php?id=frequently_asked_questions#how_can_i_show_previously_cracked_passwords_and_output_them_in_a_specific_format_eg_emailpassword RE: Text manipulation with hashcat - WaffleHacker - 06-08-2016 I still don't fully understand. I have them in UID:username:SHA1, but need them in just username:password. I don't understand how to feed it the current format and the desired format for it to interpet. RE: Text manipulation with hashcat - darkseid4nk - 06-08-2016 Philsmd did a nice write up on this same question: As stated by a previous comment on the same thread by atom: You will need to use a combonation of --show and --username switches. https://hashcat.net/forum/thread-985-post-13308.html#pid13308 RE: Text manipulation with hashcat - WaffleHacker - 06-08-2016 Excelent. My list looks like this 1020:johnsmith@email.com:b9ba203065b4a069e1e07b5c08223ff6a863835b 1021usiestevens@email.com:6c1226452bf2645ba0ec4f7c9e39726bfd28d77e And so on. I still don't fully understand. Mind writing out an example?