04-06-2019, 07:21 PM
ha, this reminds me of some users running into the problem of copy-pasting a command starting with
"> hashcat64.exe ..."
where > was part of the command prompt of the original/copied command line. but what it really did was to override the executable because > file means that the file should be written to.
I'm not saying that this must be the case for you, but most of the time things like this are pebcak (in my experience), otherwise many other people would run into this.
You should also definitely let us know the command that you use, maybe it's useful to understand what's going on.
"> hashcat64.exe ..."
where > was part of the command prompt of the original/copied command line. but what it really did was to override the executable because > file means that the file should be written to.
I'm not saying that this must be the case for you, but most of the time things like this are pebcak (in my experience), otherwise many other people would run into this.
You should also definitely let us know the command that you use, maybe it's useful to understand what's going on.