If you look at the example hash page that epixoip linked, it is very clear to see, that you need to specify:
hash
alt
There is something particular w/ 2410, i.e. that salt is limited to 4 chars (but can be less than that).
This is already all that is particular to 2410, i.e. as for all the other salted hash types, the salt is something known and as such you do not specify it in your dicts/mask etc, but you pass it to hashcat/oclHashcat together with the hash
For instance (hashes masked as per the forum rules):
./oclHashcat64.bin -m 2410 W7XXXHGDnXXX5vXX:test -a 3 hash?d?d?d?d
works perfectly and recovers the correct password.
hash
altThere is something particular w/ 2410, i.e. that salt is limited to 4 chars (but can be less than that).
This is already all that is particular to 2410, i.e. as for all the other salted hash types, the salt is something known and as such you do not specify it in your dicts/mask etc, but you pass it to hashcat/oclHashcat together with the hash
For instance (hashes masked as per the forum rules):
./oclHashcat64.bin -m 2410 W7XXXHGDnXXX5vXX:test -a 3 hash?d?d?d?d
works perfectly and recovers the correct password.