02-21-2017, 03:32 PM
Yeah, that's actually a very common mistake of new command line users.
I also saw these 2 a lot (Warning: do NOT use these command, they destroy your binaries!!!):
1. use file redirect instead of pipe: "princeprocessor ... > hashcat64.exe -m 0 hash.txt"
2. copy-pasted folder paths "C:\Users\Jeff\> hashcat64.exe -m 0"
in both cases the binaries (in this case hashcat64.exe was overridden) and the user claimed that it was a hashcat bug.
I also saw these 2 a lot (Warning: do NOT use these command, they destroy your binaries!!!):
1. use file redirect instead of pipe: "princeprocessor ... > hashcat64.exe -m 0 hash.txt"
2. copy-pasted folder paths "C:\Users\Jeff\> hashcat64.exe -m 0"
in both cases the binaries (in this case hashcat64.exe was overridden) and the user claimed that it was a hashcat bug.