02-16-2011, 10:40 AM
Sorry the newline stuff wasn't quite clear. If you have a line in a file with dcc hashes (username "test" and password "test") like this:
c8a8098c7c1c9b3674753eb4b753a1f0:test
When hc+ finds the password, it writes the following line into the outfile (see the special char after the username):
c8a8098c7c1c9b3674753eb4b753a1f0:test�:test
It seems that hc+ reads the whole line including the ascii line feed (hex 0a) without trimming whitespace from the hash file and appends ":[found password]". Not a big deal, just cosmetics. By the way, I am using the 32 bit cudaHashcat+ binary (on a BT4 R2 system, hence 32 bit).
Many thanks for your attention to the username length issue - I think in a real world scenario, (at least german) usernames can often be longer than 8 chars.
Best
-J
c8a8098c7c1c9b3674753eb4b753a1f0:test
When hc+ finds the password, it writes the following line into the outfile (see the special char after the username):
c8a8098c7c1c9b3674753eb4b753a1f0:test�:test
It seems that hc+ reads the whole line including the ascii line feed (hex 0a) without trimming whitespace from the hash file and appends ":[found password]". Not a big deal, just cosmetics. By the way, I am using the 32 bit cudaHashcat+ binary (on a BT4 R2 system, hence 32 bit).
Many thanks for your attention to the username length issue - I think in a real world scenario, (at least german) usernames can often be longer than 8 chars.
Best
-J