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legacy hashcat question - aibos - 07-19-2016 Why when I use this as hash list whihc include hashalt it says line lenght exception for all of em with type 3910 which should be a generic md5(md5($pass).md5($salt)) with no lenght limit ?? 490bbde78XXXXc418ff9dbd5a0c9c2c3:d0cbe04279f05637bbXXXXeab2cecb9d04af4XXXc1abe86d43406a7b41b58122cd77d01b466e37ace24c5602652b5238718fb815 74dd34178XXXXX333a4a16419a9b4464:88f05ecdcXXXXX02f7a007257f233e5138277a36ab1eXXXXX89b9389e83607820af871df109cfd8752d4059771d95cdd9058a402 28ed5a662fe31XXXXX64e1e0df7f1018:ec20ed4621b0e51e534bd0cdbXXXXXd7570f3c5a9b87e9dbXXXXXa26e1f25f41f72ced7503393c6545cd5a6ec8cfc547e873d95f1 BTW, I masked the hashes a bit ... Thanks! RE: legacy hashcat question - atom - 07-20-2016 There's no true generic kernel. There's always a limit. In theory, you could have a 25gb long bytestream as salt. That would propably exceed your GPU ram. But even such a thing could be supported, but it requires a special kernel. RE: legacy hashcat question - aibos - 07-20-2016 If I'm not into kernels, can I hire someone to build a kernel for me? RE: legacy hashcat question - epixoip - 07-20-2016 You can, but it's not cheap!