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Hash Hardware Uses - perpetualwalnut - 02-10-2021
Hey guys, I'm new to hashcat after discovering that I forgot my bitcoin passphrase. (lol) I've always been interested in cryptography so I'm using this as an excuse to jump in. Anyways, I was wondering what other types of hardware can be used with hashcat. I notice in the help file it mentions the usage of FPGA or a Math Co-processor. Has anyone ever tried using ASIC bitcoin mining hardware to streamline SHA-256 hashes here? Just curious. Thanks!
RE: Hash Hardware Uses - Snoopy - 02-10-2021
this was answered before, short, no it is not possible to use asic miner for cracking
RE: Hash Hardware Uses - SeaBreaker - 02-22-2021
In the instructions for hashcat everything is written, you can read.
RE: Hash Hardware Uses - msy2008 - 03-25-2021
The password hash of the bitcoin wallet.dat file Nvidia GeForce RTX 3090 is only 21000h/s
RE: Hash Hardware Uses - Snoopy - 03-26-2021
(03-25-2021, 04:23 AM)msy2008 Wrote: The password hash of the bitcoin wallet.dat file Nvidia GeForce RTX 3090 is only 21000h/s
if he has a good and obviously very small wordlist of HIS passwords he uses, this would be sufficent even when using with a massiv rules list
it all depends on HIS passwords ^^
for sure bruteforcing should not work