I have been struggling for some time to get the table Table-Lookup Attack working and I believe the code on the following page is wrong.
http://hashcat.net/wiki/table_lookup_attack
There it says use “--table-name=FILE†presumably “FILE†meaning the actual file name you intend to use. After many hours I think the actual code required is “--table-file †then the actual location and name of the table file.
I am quite prepared to accept that I am wrong but could you please confirm I have this right and if so please change the wiki page ?
Would it be possible on each wiki page to display an entire line of code so new users can see things in context ? Perhaps for this page you could print the following example for other new users like myself to easier understand.
To create a list of modified passwords using hashcat and the table rules of your choice.
hashcat-cli32.exe --attack-mode 5 --table-file exampletable.table --stdout wordlist >> result.txt
--attack-mode 5 = MD5
exampletable.table = your table file.
--stdout = output to screen or file.
wordlist = your list of passwords.
>> result.txt = output to file called result.txt
It seemed necessary to enter an attack mode even though I just wanted to make a new password list, I wonder if that is right ?
Also could I ask if I intend to use hashcats ability to use tables and pipe the output to hashcatplus to test WPA which attack mode would be best to select for hashcat ? My reason for asking is that I am trying to reduce the workload as mush as possible in hashcat as it is being used in conjunction with hashcatplus.
Thank you.
http://hashcat.net/wiki/table_lookup_attack
There it says use “--table-name=FILE†presumably “FILE†meaning the actual file name you intend to use. After many hours I think the actual code required is “--table-file †then the actual location and name of the table file.
I am quite prepared to accept that I am wrong but could you please confirm I have this right and if so please change the wiki page ?
Would it be possible on each wiki page to display an entire line of code so new users can see things in context ? Perhaps for this page you could print the following example for other new users like myself to easier understand.
To create a list of modified passwords using hashcat and the table rules of your choice.
hashcat-cli32.exe --attack-mode 5 --table-file exampletable.table --stdout wordlist >> result.txt
--attack-mode 5 = MD5
exampletable.table = your table file.
--stdout = output to screen or file.
wordlist = your list of passwords.
>> result.txt = output to file called result.txt
It seemed necessary to enter an attack mode even though I just wanted to make a new password list, I wonder if that is right ?
Also could I ask if I intend to use hashcats ability to use tables and pipe the output to hashcatplus to test WPA which attack mode would be best to select for hashcat ? My reason for asking is that I am trying to reduce the workload as mush as possible in hashcat as it is being used in conjunction with hashcatplus.
Thank you.