Experienced a situation, several times, when using a large md5 hash
list and run with oclHascat-plus 0.15b3 with best64.rule.
Then run the same simple command line again. No result should be
expected, I guess, but I got once a new, not duplicated, result !
Why wasn't found at the first run ? Don't know.
Then use this same hash file, after using oclHascat, with less hashes,
obviously, and using the same best64.rule with hashcat, I was expecting
to get only passwords above 16 characters, but no, I also get lower than
16, even with 6 characters simple lower-numeric.
Anyone else experienced this ? It's normal to happen this ?
Might this be the reason: "oclHashcat does not perform all the iterations involved in the algorithm and skips a few."
A note yet to know why the docs where what's new from one version to
a another, in hashcat, nothing is there about changes from 0.44 to 0.45...
list and run with oclHascat-plus 0.15b3 with best64.rule.
Then run the same simple command line again. No result should be
expected, I guess, but I got once a new, not duplicated, result !
Why wasn't found at the first run ? Don't know.
Then use this same hash file, after using oclHascat, with less hashes,
obviously, and using the same best64.rule with hashcat, I was expecting
to get only passwords above 16 characters, but no, I also get lower than
16, even with 6 characters simple lower-numeric.
Anyone else experienced this ? It's normal to happen this ?
Might this be the reason: "oclHashcat does not perform all the iterations involved in the algorithm and skips a few."
A note yet to know why the docs where what's new from one version to
a another, in hashcat, nothing is there about changes from 0.44 to 0.45...