Hi All -
Using the latest version of the John Jumbo package and "zip2john" program to generate a hash to attack with hashcat. If I manually modify the hash so that it looks similarly formatted to the example on the examples page, it says "Salt-value exception". If I leave it in the unmodified format that comes out, it says "Signature unmatched". I've tried piping input and copy and pasting the hash value into a file and supplying directly via the command line for the program. I'm thinking that there have been changes to the format of the output of the zip2john program, but I'm not sure how to modify what it's spitting out to make it work.
I can also confirm that the hash it's spitting out is NOT a pkzip hash.
I know we are not supposed to post hashes, but I can provide one or I can summarize some sections. As always, thank you for your help!
Edit: I just compiled two different versions on ubuntu and the hashes from those do not work either.
Using the latest version of the John Jumbo package and "zip2john" program to generate a hash to attack with hashcat. If I manually modify the hash so that it looks similarly formatted to the example on the examples page, it says "Salt-value exception". If I leave it in the unmodified format that comes out, it says "Signature unmatched". I've tried piping input and copy and pasting the hash value into a file and supplying directly via the command line for the program. I'm thinking that there have been changes to the format of the output of the zip2john program, but I'm not sure how to modify what it's spitting out to make it work.
I can also confirm that the hash it's spitting out is NOT a pkzip hash.
I know we are not supposed to post hashes, but I can provide one or I can summarize some sections. As always, thank you for your help!
Edit: I just compiled two different versions on ubuntu and the hashes from those do not work either.