(05-17-2021, 03:31 PM)sdt Wrote: Is there a way I can set a custom restore point to my sessions ?
eg: Iam running this dictionary combination on a large hash file of around 1.6M hashes
Code:hashcat -m 124 -a 1 -O -w 3 -o all.found hashes.txt example.dict suffix.dict --session ex1
And these are my running stats -
Code:Progress.........: 1058334043200/5655470689344 (18.71%)
Rejected.........: 0/1058334043200 (0.00%)
Restore.Point....: 0/128416 (0.00%)
Restore.Sub.#1...: Salt:196224 Amplifier:0-42 Iteration:0-42
Though it has gone around 19%, the restore points have not moved . Iam not sure about when the restore points get updated , but when I stop and start the session, it starts the iterations all over again . ( essentially wasting the runs that were already done . )
The checkpoints option also does not work since they are never reached??? even the first checkpoint ?
1) Is there a way I can set a custom / manually create a checkpoint / restore point ? ( I checked the -s option - but that seems to be for skipping the number of words in the dictionary - might be suitable when Iam using only 1 dictionary )
Any clues on how to interpret the restore / checkpoints ?
Thanks
try to use [c] when hahscat is running to tell hashcat, to stop after next checkpoint (dont mind the output shown),if it stops after a while, good, anyway, to restart the session i hope u just used
hashcat --session yoursessionname --restore
if you used your first command from above again, your session file is overwriten