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N00b can't get hashcat.exe file with extract error from Keka on MacOS - alliwant4xmas - 05-23-2020 Hello esteemed hashcat experts, Writing to you today with the hope of unecrypting my encrypted iPhone backup on iTunes. I know I COULD just start over, but ... I miss my pictures. I have done lots of research on this, but getting stuck on a super basic step here. Have downloaded current hashcat binaries + sources to my 2015 Macbook running macOS Sierra 10.12.6. Moved the hashcat binaries + sources into my documents folder. I know the next step is to extract the hashcat-5.1.0 to get the hashcat.exe file, but I am getting a failed error from Keka (Error code 2 using "p7zip"), which is my replacement for using 7-zip (not available on MacOS). I'm guessing I'm either having an error with Keka or need to use a separate extraction program. Promised you I searched all the forums for this, but was getting a lot of overlap with error running actual hashcat, which is a step behind where I am. All the YouTube videos just drag-and-drop and it seems to work for them! Any help MUCH appreciated. RE: N00b can't get hashcat.exe file with extract error from Keka on MacOS - philsmd - 05-23-2020 The best/easiest thing for macOS (since we can't really cross-compile the macOS binaries for every macOS version etc), is to just use git and compile it yourself. i.e. with brew install the most important build/compile tools like make, gcc, sed, git etc after that, you can just simply compile hashcat on the command line Code: git clone https://github.com/hashcat/hashcat RE: N00b can't get hashcat.exe file with extract error from Keka on MacOS - alliwant4xmas - 05-23-2020 (05-23-2020, 08:46 AM)philsmd Wrote: The best/easiest thing for macOS (since we can't really cross-compile the macOS binaries for every macOS version etc), is to just use git and compile it yourself. Thank you! Have brew, installed hashcat successfully. Weirdly when I clone the repo from https://github.com/hashcat/hashcat (using philsmd's code above), I believe I'm getting an older version of haschat that does not support hash mode 14800. Error code is "Unknown hash-type '14800' selected", which matches when I do hashcat -h and see that 14800 is not on the list of hash types. Trying to run code Code: hashcat -a 0 -m 14800 -o hash.txt passwords4.txt and see error "Unknown hash-type '14800' selected" after "hashcat (v3.30) starting..." Also ran Code: hashcat -b I had previously manually downloaded the 5.1.0 binaries + sources that do contain 14800. What am I doing wrong in the git repo clone that's giving me an older version? Thank you!!! So close. Seriously, so much appreciated if you can. RE: N00b can't get hashcat.exe file with extract error from Keka on MacOS - alliwant4xmas - 05-23-2020 (05-23-2020, 06:07 PM)alliwant4xmas Wrote:(05-23-2020, 08:46 AM)philsmd Wrote: The best/easiest thing for macOS (since we can't really cross-compile the macOS binaries for every macOS version etc), is to just use git and compile it yourself. Never mind! Figured it out. Ran Code: brew upgrade hashcat and now with -I confirmed running version 5.1.0 and hash type 14800 works! Thanks!!!!! RE: N00b can't get hashcat.exe file with extract error from Keka on MacOS - philsmd - 05-23-2020 these 2 commands are not the same Code: hashcat -a 0 -m 14800 -o hash.txt passwords4.txt Code: ./hashcat -a 0 -m 14800 -o hash.txt passwords4.txt "./hashcat" is the only one that uses the freshly compiled binary within the current directory... the other one (hashcat without the "./" in front of it) only uses the binaries that can be found in your PATH. if you did follow my list of commands, it should have worked with "./hashcat" |