12-20-2019, 02:44 AM
(12-18-2019, 09:53 AM)philsmd Wrote: I'm not sure what the 200000000 number means. I think you mean, that this is the double of the binary data size (BECAUSE of hexadecimal encoding), i.e. 200000000 / 2 = 100000000 should be accepted... but this is still very, very huge... almost 100 MB.
normally, if you say 200000000 hex encoded, it would be 0x200000000 = 8 GB... that's a huge difference
both are very huge numbers... just think about it: a hash line with 100 MB of data... this is just an absurdly long line in a file (even if you have several JPG pictures, they won't be hundreds of MB ... in one line).
This number was the minimum that 7z2hash accepted, i was trying bit by bit, and that was the first one that actually worked.
Now i tried again and close to the minimum value admited is 0xA2179A0.
I still need now to edit Hashcat to allow me this size, Still dont know how but ill find my way around.
Thank you so much phil.