09-05-2018, 03:20 PM
As long as the following are the same:
* the input files (if any)
* the hashes
* the hashcat.restore file (or [session-name].restore file)
* the version of hashcat (this may vary, but sometimes matter)
Please also note that the word "dehashing" is not what you're doing - the correct term is "cracking". There is no such thing as "dehashing", because the process of discovering the plaintext for a given hash is not *reversing* anything.
* the input files (if any)
* the hashes
* the hashcat.restore file (or [session-name].restore file)
* the version of hashcat (this may vary, but sometimes matter)
Please also note that the word "dehashing" is not what you're doing - the correct term is "cracking". There is no such thing as "dehashing", because the process of discovering the plaintext for a given hash is not *reversing* anything.
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