07-19-2021, 12:44 PM
(07-19-2021, 10:29 AM)philsmd Wrote: can you explain the actual problem in more detail ?
do you think hashcat (or your devices) are not working at all or is the problem "just" that you think you are testing the wrong password candidates (or wrong character set + mask etc).
From your output it's not clear if hashcat finished or what is going on.
how did you generate demo-hash.txt ?
Did you try to see if everything is working with your specific setup (hardware, hashcat version, operating system etc) when trying to crack an example hash with known/easy password ?
Please explain in more detail, because it's not clear to me if you are just confused about how charsets are defined (e.g. see .hcchr file, this has nothing to do with "rules" and also not directly to do with hcmask files, it's a charset file or defined directly in the command line as your example above) or if you have some more serious problems with your setup/hardware/installation.
The problem is that with this hash, hashcat stops for no reason even before it starts looking for the password.
I am quite convinced that the mistake is mine and not in the machine.
Hashcat should work fine because trying other hashes I generated everything worked fine.
To get the demo-hash.txt file I used zip2john as I did with other test files which were successful.
The version of hashcat I use should be the latest having cloned directly with git as per the guide on the site.
My goal is to look for the password with the rules above, charged to my 1070ti, can you tell me if that command is correct or how it should be written?