05-30-2018, 04:35 AM
You might first try a dictionary like rockyou.txt, which has a number of common passwords, in case it was something simple.
After that, there are some decent howtos out there for growing your hashcat clue - like https://blog.thireus.com/cracking-story-...passwords/, for example - that demonstrate some of the attacks that are more advanced than a simple wordlist, but more efficient than brute force.
But most such howtos and techniques assume that you're working with a faster hash than this. This is literally one of the slowest commonly available hashes out there.
If you're passionate about it, you can start to study some of these howtos.
After that, there are some decent howtos out there for growing your hashcat clue - like https://blog.thireus.com/cracking-story-...passwords/, for example - that demonstrate some of the attacks that are more advanced than a simple wordlist, but more efficient than brute force.
But most such howtos and techniques assume that you're working with a faster hash than this. This is literally one of the slowest commonly available hashes out there.
If you're passionate about it, you can start to study some of these howtos.
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