12-23-2019, 08:56 AM
(This post was last modified: 12-23-2019, 09:04 AM by rarecoil.
Edit Reason: pedantry
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1. you're likely not going to get very far with breaking the itunes backup password on a macbook air's internal gpu. it's intensive and slow. note your speed is 0 hashes per second.
a very low-end radeon gpu (radeon pro wx3200) will do 22 H/s. rockyou.txt is 14,344,391 candidates long. at 22 H/s this will take 8 full days to go through the list. at 1 H/s you are looking at 166 days to exhaust the wordlist. my 2019 macbook air does 2 H/s on the integrated gpu.
2. are you trying to run a dictionary attack (straight mode attack) using rockyou.txt? if so i think you mean.
if you have any idea what the password on your daughter's air is, it's probably better to make a mask attack with the parts you're unsure of to limit keyspace on such hardware.
a very low-end radeon gpu (radeon pro wx3200) will do 22 H/s. rockyou.txt is 14,344,391 candidates long. at 22 H/s this will take 8 full days to go through the list. at 1 H/s you are looking at 166 days to exhaust the wordlist. my 2019 macbook air does 2 H/s on the integrated gpu.
2. are you trying to run a dictionary attack (straight mode attack) using rockyou.txt? if so i think you mean
Code:
hashcat -a 0 -m 14800 $YOUR_TARGET_HASH rockyou.txt
if you have any idea what the password on your daughter's air is, it's probably better to make a mask attack with the parts you're unsure of to limit keyspace on such hardware.