+- hashcat Forum (https://hashcat.net/forum)
+-- Forum: Support (https://hashcat.net/forum/forum-3.html)
+--- Forum: hashcat (https://hashcat.net/forum/forum-45.html)
+--- Thread: pass:hash output for every candidate (/thread-7460.html)
pass:hash output for every candidate - pntstr - 04-25-2018
Hi all,
I have registered to ask this question again.
I saw some problem with hash recovering. I know right pass but some techniques can't find it.
So, I really need output like this:
pass_candidate:hash
for all my candidates.
Maybe I can change something in source code and compile then?
RE: pass:hash output instead of hash:pass - Banaanhangwagen - 04-26-2018
I have difficulties to understand your question. Please be more specific and/or give examples.
If i am getting your question right, read the Outfile Formats section of the help to see for a possible solution.
RE: pass:hash output instead of hash:pass - pntstr - 04-27-2018
Oh. I'm sorry! I thought I am writing in this thread: https://hashcat.net/forum/thread-5992.html
So, I want to know each hash (even if they do not match to my hashes.txt).
pass_candidate:hash
For example
admin:21232f297a57a5a743894a0e4a801fc3
admin1:e00cf25ad42683b3df678c61f42c6bda
admin2:c84258e9c39059a89ab77d846ddab909
RE: pass:hash output for every candidate - royce - 05-02-2018
I'm not aware of a way to get hashcat to output *all* candidates - only the actual cracks.
What is your use case for this?
RE: pass:hash output for every candidate - pntstr - 05-10-2018
"I saw some problem with hash recovering. I know right pass but some techniques can't find it"
I wonder if it is possible, that hashcat makes different hashes from the same candidates. It is for debug purposes.
RE: pass:hash output for every candidate - royce - 05-10-2018
Hmm. If hashcat creates different hashes for the same candidates (assuming the same salt), that would be a pretty serious bug.
Generally speaking, you might be able to figure something out using hashcat's --stdout flag (which does send all candidates out), but that will only show you the candidates, not the hashes.