hashcat.launcher is available! (an alternative to hashcatGUI)

[s77rt]

Beta is available!
[1.0.0-beta] 20/12/2021
Changed:
Exhausted status color to pink (#58)
Export configs to /exported directory (#59)
Added:
Allow loading files from symlinks
Allow preserving task config
Import/Export task config feature
Auto load existing .restore files
Queued tasks system
Delete task from tasks list
Fixed:
Missing hybrid attacks
Mask file input not displaying the correct set value
Arguments list not scrollable (#56)


Preview:


Download:
https://github.com/s77rt/hashcat.launche...1.0.0-beta

[s77rt]

v1.0.0
Added:
Missing Started and ETA info for tasks
Task guess info (guess base and guess mod) (#53)
Changed:
Disable potfile by default

Download:
https://github.com/s77rt/hashcat.launche...tag/v1.0.0

[CUwindows00]

First come up with 4 questions about basic and commonly used operations

How to start an attack?
How to stop the attack halfway?
Will the converted *.*cap file hc2200 format be automatically stored in the hashcat\hashes folder? In order to continue the previous progress attack next time
Do you support the continuation of the last progress attack?

[s77rt]

1. Click on the new task button from the side menu (the one with the plus icon) and just follow the steps (there is 5 steps)
2. Click on the tasks button from the side menu (it's just under the new task button) on the left you will see a list of your tasks click on your task, on the right you will see that task info and control, click on pause to pause, and resume to resume.
3. Currently, no, but working to find an easy way to load those outputs.
4. Yes, either via simply pause, resume feature (explicitly) or via the use of .restore files (implicitly)

[CUwindows00]

Thanks,
To load hash files, dictionaries and other options, an import button must be provided, otherwise it will affect the user experience

[CUwindows00]

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How to fill in the algorithm in the first step
This GUI, his use method seems to make people feel very complicated

[s77rt]

Just select an algorithm from the list.
Is the list empty? Make sure you copy hashcat to hashcat directory (along side with hashcat.launcher)

[CUwindows00]

Sorry,
According to the hint you said, the algorithm list is not empty now
The algorithm list seems to have a 0-Plaintext appearing

Although I have understood step 1 and step 2, I still don’t know how to attack 22000,
In addition, it will not remember user settings, and will reset every time it starts
 which seems to make hashcat more complicated.

[s77rt]

step 3 is for advanced options and not required
step 4 is for setting the output files (where the recovered hashes will be saved to)
step 5 is to actually create the task

hashcat.launcher is designed to launch multiple tasks and control them, and not for just one task.
the task config will be reset every time a task is created unless you check the option "Preserve task config" on step 5
also when you close the app and launch it again, the task config will be reset, but you can import config using the import button in step 1 (it's at the top), but first you need to export the task config you want to import next time

if you need to attack any file/hash, just follow the 5 steps, and finally click on create task on the latest step.
then go to tasks (from sidebar) and you will see your task there (either Idle, Queued, In Progress or Finished) once finished and if the hash got recovered it will be found on the file you set on step 4.

[s77rt]

New Release v1.1.0
[1.1.0] 27/12/2021
Added:
Directory watcher (to auto load new added files) (#67)
Option to save cap to hcwpax output to hashes
An alert if hashcat is not found
Changed:
Moved default extra arguments to general (#66)
Aborted status color to yellow (#71)
Finished tasks can be started again
Task ID is now based on an incremental number
Fixed:
Unable to resume new tasks that just hit checkpont (#74)


Download
https://github.com/s77rt/hashcat.launche...tag/v1.1.0