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cant decrypt ecryptfs hashstring - matt99 - 06-24-2020 I used the tool ecryptfs2john to create a hash string from my ecryptfs wrapped-passphrase file - hashcat seems to use this format. https://github.com/magnumripper/JohnTheRipper/blob/bleeding-jumbo/run/ecryptfs2john.py The plaintext password is "geheim123". So i get Code: $ecryptfs$0$1$af5329101a193c34$9a466af1ffe571e0 My wrapped-passphrase looks like this (hexdump wrapped-passphrase -C): Code: 00000000 3a 02 af 53 29 10 1a 19 3c 34 39 61 34 36 36 61 |:..S)...<49a466a| So i run hashcat with the following parameters: Code: hashcat64.exe -a0 -m 12200 encryptfs.txt pw.txt But i only get 'Exhausted': Code: Session..........: hashcat RE: cant decrypt ecryptfs hashstring - Banaanhangwagen - 06-24-2020 The tool you used is the right one, the output seems also correct. Your command seems ok, under the condition that the right password is in your wordlist. You ran the wordlist, but you got the result "exhausted" meaning that correct password was not in your list. (I did the exercise and i cracked it.) RE: cant decrypt ecryptfs hashstring - matt99 - 06-25-2020 (06-24-2020, 10:35 PM)Karamba Wrote: You ran the wordlist, but you got the result "exhausted" meaning that correct password was not in your list.Yup, i know. All in all, it was my fault: The plaintext password was wrong. Its working fine. |