(12-16-2019, 01:00 PM)undeath Wrote: I can reproduce the error you are seeing, but only after the hash has been successfully cracked, hence hashcat exits early.
Okay, so how can I get to see the valid result? I can see the valid result when I "crack" a new hash, but not on an existing one. But I'm so glad it works!!!!
EDIT: Nevermind I figured it out. Already cracked results are in the potfile, can be opened by a text editor. I could find that this particular has was N970WVLU0ASFB/N970WOYV0ASFB/N970WVLU0ASFB. I can't thank you enough, this works! This works with all the hashes I needed! Thank you. Thank you very much.
I have made a few modifications to the file because there are a few variants but it works!
I do still have trouble getting some hashes working because they use a slightly different structure and despite the modifications I made to your script, they do not work. You already helped me a lot but I would like to ask you one more time your help on this.
The possibilities are
aaaabbcdwxyz/aaaaeeedwxyz/
where aaaa, bb and eee are known, and c, d, w,x,y,z are unknown and to be found.
c is either U, E or S.
d is 99% of the time a number but it can also be a letter.
w is either A, B, C, D, E, F or Z.
x is R or a bigger letter.
y can be any letter from A to L.
z is alphanumeric.
The source text is like so: T860XXS1ASK1/T860OXM1ASK1/
I modified the script accordingly. So I put this command: python scripTAB.py T860XXcdwxyz/T860OYMdwxyz/ | hashcat64 11cf850ad66bc1490284f7cc8156c6d4
Unfortunately, the program exhausts all possibilities without result.