And more about Markov testing on JTR and HC. I took a wordlist of 10,000 passwords. I made a second file with MD5 hashes from this passwords. From the wordlist file I made stats files for JTR and for HC.
Next I started JTR with the command below
He revealed 9462 passwords out of 10,000 in 32 minutes
I looked at what JTR wrote at launch: lvl=265 len=10 pwd=169,013,300,254
Using the matching method, I found out that statsprocessor generates 149,346,699,502 passwords from a previously created stats file at --pw-max 10 --threshold=13. Which is approximately equal to the number of passwords when JTR is running early.
Accordingly I started HC with the parameters
At the moment HC is still running for 1 hour 30 minutes and 4,265 passwords out of 10,000 have been found so far.
If this comparison of password matching between two programs is not correct, I apologize. In this case, how do I compare correctly or what am I doing wrong?
Next I started JTR with the command below
Code:
john --fork=4 --format=Raw-MD5 --markov:265:0:0:10 10000_hash.txtI looked at what JTR wrote at launch: lvl=265 len=10 pwd=169,013,300,254
Using the matching method, I found out that statsprocessor generates 149,346,699,502 passwords from a previously created stats file at --pw-max 10 --threshold=13. Which is approximately equal to the number of passwords when JTR is running early.
Accordingly I started HC with the parameters
Code:
sp64 --pw-max 10 --threshold=13 10000_hc.hcstat | hashcat64 -O -a0 -m0 10000_hash.txtIf this comparison of password matching between two programs is not correct, I apologize. In this case, how do I compare correctly or what am I doing wrong?