05-27-2010, 05:18 PM
no. hashcat is complaining about an -unmatched seperator-
this mean either your hash is not exactly 40 bytes or on pos 40 + 1 is not the expected seperator char or you have wrong -m mode.
but, if i counted correctly from your screenshot, your hash has only 39 bytes. then this is the problem.
this mean either your hash is not exactly 40 bytes or on pos 40 + 1 is not the expected seperator char or you have wrong -m mode.
but, if i counted correctly from your screenshot, your hash has only 39 bytes. then this is the problem.