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help with choosing the right options - newbie2016 - 03-21-2017 Howdy new to hashcat somewhat, but I have two 7zip files that are mine which I put a pwd on and of course I had put a sort of reminder in a pwd app I use, but I am not having any luck and I'm sure I'm missing some of the password. I know 1 of them is likely a dictionary word with upper case/lower case, numbers and symbols, my guess is 14 - 17 characters. The 2nd one has a regular word in it, but if I have it right, the first part starts with 4 letters and I think it's something like upper case/lower case/uppercase/lowercare/word/numbers/symbols. It's probably something around 13-17 characters. There are some symbols for each I can exclude, but I'm not sure how to exclude them or if it will matter that much? I have read a bunch online but I'm not having any luck using the wordlist option and then the rules,. but I don't think I'm getting the wordlist and rule combination right. I downloaded a huge word list, but is that the best option if I think I know what words might be part of this or what letters the pwd may start with? I'm ran this to get the hash of the 7zip file: 7z2hashcat-0.9.exe - it provides a hash that seems to be correct. Is there a better solution to get the hash? I'm using Windows 10, dual core I7 proc, only an Intel HD4000 GPU (so I think I need to make sure I'm only using the CPU option?) I had found a thread that pointed to using this as the best option for 7z files. hashcat -a 0 -m 11600 c:\hashcat\hash.txt wordlist.list -r rules/best64.rule RE: help with choosing the right options - royce - 11-19-2017 * Reducing keyspace (such as limiting the number of possible specials) is often helpful, but the only way to tell is to calculate the difference and/or start the attack and see what the time estimate changes to. * GPU is almost always better. If you post a command line (without sensitive/unknown hashes), I can help you figure out the wordlist/rules combo. |