Cracking complex linux passwords (shadow file)
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Hi,

you can use the -m 500 switch in order to crack a MD5(unix)/FreeBSD MD5 hash.
Just put the hash, which is the second string between colon ( : ) and start with $1$, in a file or directly in your commandline.
e.g.:
Code:
./hashcat-cli32.bin -m 500 hash.txt dictionary.txt

P.S.: Please remove or hide a part of your hash, you shouldn't have posted it here.



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RE: Cracking complex linux passwords (shadow file) - by San - 01-09-2012, 05:15 PM