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Trouble finding the correct command - hbomberman4eva - 11-22-2020
I know that the hash mode is SHA-512, the salt is vgk.6o3T and the hash is gPX6Sm4CNvu.4fUQi08IvBZEmO1aeemnkDWdGboK7qV54N2eVVetkIf5ifPeQcWVJ/93LByKyIraRILs02AvC0
but I cannot figure out the correct command to get hashcat to recognize the hash and salt, let alone try it against the dictionary.
I've been trying the following:
/hashcat.exe -a 0 -m 1710 hash.txt dict.txt
with dict.txt being the dictionary I want to search against and hash.txt being exactly:
gPX6Sm4CNvu.4fUQi08IvBZEmO1aeemnkDWdGboK7qV54N2eVVetkIf5ifPeQcWVJ/93LByKyIraRILs02AvC0:vgk.6o3T
but I get a token length exception every time. Does anyone know what command I should be using or if possibly hash.txt is formatted wrong?
RE: Trouble finding the correct command - undeath - 11-22-2020
see https://hashcat.net/wiki/doku.php?id=example_hashes for the expected format. More specifically, hashcat expects hex input for that hash mode.