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Hashfile 'hash100.txt' on line 1 Token length exception : No Hashes Loaded - Wandermoist - 03-29-2020 hey so i was attempting to crack my windows 10 password that i had on this computer and when i was attempting to decrypt the hash i had (The command was hashcat64.exe -m 1000 -a 0 --force --show hash100.txt wordlist1.lst) however when attempting to do it i ran into this error: Hashfile 'hash100.txt' on line 1 (): Token length exception No hashes loaded. i got my hash off some password dumping program and i'm wondering if anything was wrong by any chance? i'm trying to decrypt a LM and an NTLM hash. any help would be appreciated! RE: Hashfile 'hash100.txt' on line 1 Token length exception : No Hashes Loaded - drysauce - 03-29-2020 https://hashcat.net/forum/thread-7964.html RE: Hashfile 'hash100.txt' on line 1 Token length exception : No Hashes Loaded - philsmd - 03-29-2020 Do not use --force Do not use --show (makes no sense while trying to *crack* hashes) Example hashes can be found here: https://hashcat.net/wiki/example_hashes or use the command: hashcat -m 1000 --example-hashes The hash in your hash file should look similar to the example hashes. Hashcat actually supports the pwdump format (special case)... but your file doesn't seem to contain a hash similar to the example hashes at all. Therefore I would advise to double check if the hash is using the format that hashcat expects. |