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Doesn't find plain SHA-256 hashes in dictionary - asator32 - 10-13-2018 Hashcat doesn't find the plain hashes in a list. PC: Ubuntu 18.04 bionic, Quadro K1000M The test is done with this Code: #!/bin/bash Code: ./hashcat64.bin -m 1400 hashes basic_dict Code: Session..........: hashcat I tried with brute-force too, and it doesn't find them. RE: Doesn't find plain SHA-256 hashes in dictionary - philsmd - 10-13-2018 You need to create the hashes correctly, see https://hashcat.net/wiki/doku.php?id=frequently_asked_questions#i_created_a_hash_with_echo_test_md5sum_but_hashcat_fails_to_crack_it if you create a hash from a password with appended new lines, it only will be cracked if you also crack it by adding new lines (it's as simple as this) RE: Doesn't find plain SHA-256 hashes in dictionary - asator32 - 10-13-2018 I should have read a tutorial about how to make test hashes for cracking. Thanks! RE: Doesn't find plain SHA-256 hashes in dictionary - epixoip - 10-13-2018 Rookie error, using 'echo' instead of 'echo -n' |