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Thread: Need help with iterating hashes
Post: RE: Need help with iterating hashes
undeath Wrote: (12-16-2020, 01:30 PM)
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hashcat isn't a good tool for this problem. Hashes are not intended to be transferred back to the CPU.
Of all the popular programming languages javascript ... |
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Thread: Need help with iterating hashes
Post: RE: Need help with iterating hashes
Chick3nman Wrote: (12-16-2020, 03:09 AM)
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This wouldnt happen to be the hash chain for a "provably fair" gambling website, would it?
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It is not. I need the outputs stored into a database, or a ... |
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12-16-2020, 04:26 AM |
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Thread: Need help with iterating hashes
Post: Need help with iterating hashes
So I have a unique situation and I am wondering if I can use hashcat to accomplish my task.
- I need to calculate hashes which are sha256 iterated x10000.
- I need each iteration output to be hex... |
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12-15-2020, 11:52 PM |
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Thread: Copy and reuse dictionary cache
Post: RE: Copy and reuse dictionary cache
The thing with cache is that its limited to how much that single system has. When you are splitting the dictionary you are gaining the ability to to use 5 separate nodes (if you want parallelize the w... |
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Thread: Wordlist optimisation based on ruleset
Post: RE: Wordlist optimisation based on ruleset
Hey all I dont know if this is faster or not. But for the issue of really large file sizes, and speed this works really well for me.
For example something like this would trim out anything but lett... |
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