09-03-2021, 06:17 PM
1. If you try to brute force bcrypt, you're going to have a bad time.
2. You don't need --increment-max, your mask is 14 characters long so it will organically end there whenever it reaches that point, which will likely be several thousand years after the death of our sun. May want to add some shielding.
3. Keyspace is stored as uint64, your charset has 65 chars. floor(log(2^64 - 1) / log(65)) == 10 chars. Anything over that will overflow unless you use -t.
4. --session 1 --restore
2. You don't need --increment-max, your mask is 14 characters long so it will organically end there whenever it reaches that point, which will likely be several thousand years after the death of our sun. May want to add some shielding.
3. Keyspace is stored as uint64, your charset has 65 chars. floor(log(2^64 - 1) / log(65)) == 10 chars. Anything over that will overflow unless you use -t.
4. --session 1 --restore