Where's potfile?
#1
Where's can i find pot file on ubuntu?
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#2
~/.hashcat/
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#3
can't find it there..
is it enabled by default?
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#4
Does that directory exist? The potfile is only created after at least one hash has been cracked successfully.
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#5
(04-10-2019, 11:48 PM)undeath Wrote: Does that directory exist? The potfile is only created after at least one hash has been cracked successfully.

The directory does exist but no potfile there. Cracked over a million of hashes already and hashcat removes already cracked hashes
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#6
can i create it or something?
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#7
"*.pot" search gives 0 results
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#8
Try "*.potfile"
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#9
[quote =“ thomasfinch” pid ='44398'dateline ='1554907662']
我在哪里可以找到Ubuntu上的锅文件?
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I think you may have entered the wrong directory. It should be noted that the input folder is not the hashcat floder opened after decompression, but is placed in the hidden ".hashcat" floder under the personal account on thre home page.
Such as /home/xxx/.hashcat
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#10
For Ubuntu try, ~/.local/share/hashcat/hashcat.potfile for previously cracked passwords

To convert a SSID from Hex try, echo "hex-from-field-before-cracked-pass" | xxd -r -p

Will anyone want to post a script that converts all the SSIDs in the file?

-FTW
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