01-30-2012, 09:41 PM
cracked.txt is the file you output cracked hashes to (hash:plain).
hashfile.txt is the file you're reading hashes from (username:hash)
Use oclHashcat-plus with -o cracked.txt
Once it's finished, use the cut ... | xargs ... one-liner to find the cracked hashes from the original file. This assumes you're running Linux. There's probably a powershell equivalent for Windows.
hashfile.txt is the file you're reading hashes from (username:hash)
Use oclHashcat-plus with -o cracked.txt
Once it's finished, use the cut ... | xargs ... one-liner to find the cracked hashes from the original file. This assumes you're running Linux. There's probably a powershell equivalent for Windows.