11-29-2018, 12:05 AM
sure. I tried the commands multiple ways, ill put down a few that i tried but all gave me same results. Also going off memory a bit here because I was doing this on a virtual box image of the most up to date version of The-Distribution-Which-Does-Not-Handle-OpenCL-Well (Kali) linux.
hashcat -m 1000 -a 1 --force E4ADA99DEF7BEDB65A847384648358CA '/Desktop/cupp/padawans.txt'
Here i just used the hash directly. Next time i tried it in a saved file
hashcat -m 1000 -a 1 --force 'root/Desktop/hashpadawan' '/root/Desktop/cupp/padawans.txt'
then it said cracked so i ran
hashcat -m 1000 -a 1 --force 'root/Desktop/hashpadawan' '/root/Desktop/cupp/padawans.txt' --show
Here is where it really started..it told me for the first time that it was cracked and it was 2 words away in my wordlist.
Now i cleared the potfile and tried again with a much smaller wordlist
hashcat -m 1000 -a 1 --force 'root/Desktop/hashpadawan' '/root/Desktop/smallword'
hashcat -m 1000 -a 1 --force 'root/Desktop/hashpadawan' '/root/Desktop/smallword' --show
Now it said cracked again but this time used the first word in my smaller wordlist and was different from the first word from my first word list.
My version number is v4.2.1
No i have not tried the hash that is on the website, may have to try it out tomorrow. All i did to ensure that it was indeed incorrect results was going to an online NTLM hash generator inserting my known answer and verifying that this is indeed the hash, then i would take what hashcat was saying was the correct hash and getting something completely different.
I was trying to crack a different hash before all this but it was an LM hash, I again had the answer before i started and even though the word was in my wordlist it would not crack it. I gave up on that one then got stuck on the one we are currently discussing. Thanks for the assistance, i hope we can figure it out, prob user error.
hashcat -m 1000 -a 1 --force E4ADA99DEF7BEDB65A847384648358CA '/Desktop/cupp/padawans.txt'
Here i just used the hash directly. Next time i tried it in a saved file
hashcat -m 1000 -a 1 --force 'root/Desktop/hashpadawan' '/root/Desktop/cupp/padawans.txt'
then it said cracked so i ran
hashcat -m 1000 -a 1 --force 'root/Desktop/hashpadawan' '/root/Desktop/cupp/padawans.txt' --show
Here is where it really started..it told me for the first time that it was cracked and it was 2 words away in my wordlist.
Now i cleared the potfile and tried again with a much smaller wordlist
hashcat -m 1000 -a 1 --force 'root/Desktop/hashpadawan' '/root/Desktop/smallword'
hashcat -m 1000 -a 1 --force 'root/Desktop/hashpadawan' '/root/Desktop/smallword' --show
Now it said cracked again but this time used the first word in my smaller wordlist and was different from the first word from my first word list.
My version number is v4.2.1
No i have not tried the hash that is on the website, may have to try it out tomorrow. All i did to ensure that it was indeed incorrect results was going to an online NTLM hash generator inserting my known answer and verifying that this is indeed the hash, then i would take what hashcat was saying was the correct hash and getting something completely different.
I was trying to crack a different hash before all this but it was an LM hash, I again had the answer before i started and even though the word was in my wordlist it would not crack it. I gave up on that one then got stuck on the one we are currently discussing. Thanks for the assistance, i hope we can figure it out, prob user error.