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Thread: multi hash
Post: RE: multi hash
| Ok that makes sense. I remember now reading that the SSID is used as salt in WPA hashes. So still have to compute a hash for each network. Well at least this makes it easy to combine the jobs and t... |
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06-11-2017, 07:01 PM |
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Thread: multi hash
Post: RE: multi hash
| I have copied 4 .hccapx files together in hopes of saving time / getting better performance vs running the captures one at a time. However, it seems that its just multiplied the Time.Estimated figure.... |
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06-11-2017, 08:50 AM |
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Thread: Start at specific word in list?
Post: RE: Start at specific word in list?
| Thanks again atom. I was able to use the -s option. For anyone trying this out, -s must be a number. It is the line number of the word you want to continue on. |
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General Talk
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06-06-2017, 01:38 AM |
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Thread: Start at specific word in list?
Post: RE: Start at specific word in list?
| Thank you. I'll give it a try.
Did you see my question about how to use --restore with a --stdout piped hashcat command at the bottom. The power went out here and lost 24 hours of progress, not... |
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06-05-2017, 11:56 PM |
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Thread: Start at specific word in list?
Post: Start at specific word in list?
| Can you tell hashcat to start at a specific word in the wordlist? I've been searching around for a way to do this and can't find anything. The reason I want to do this rather than using --restore op... |
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