02-02-2022, 08:19 PM
Greetings all,
I have two GPU servers each with eight Tesla V100's and I'm trying to recover my wife's iTunes backup passwd. These two servers are running different Linux flavors and hashcat was individually built for each one. I've read through the mask info on this site and searched the web but I cannot find any info on whether a 'catchall' mask is possible. For example, based on her passwd habits, it's likely a single upper case followed by 5-10 lwr case and then one to two digits and one to two special chars $|!|(. IE: Password99$ or Password99((
I've tried a few different command lines but got tired of typing the more than several iterations of the passwd style mentioned above. So currently I'm running:
It's running on a single GPU but I've yet to figure out how to spread the load to the others. Still looking into that.
Any mask/rules suggestions would be great, thanks.
I have two GPU servers each with eight Tesla V100's and I'm trying to recover my wife's iTunes backup passwd. These two servers are running different Linux flavors and hashcat was individually built for each one. I've read through the mask info on this site and searched the web but I cannot find any info on whether a 'catchall' mask is possible. For example, based on her passwd habits, it's likely a single upper case followed by 5-10 lwr case and then one to two digits and one to two special chars $|!|(. IE: Password99$ or Password99((
I've tried a few different command lines but got tired of typing the more than several iterations of the passwd style mentioned above. So currently I'm running:
Code:
./hashcat -a 3 -m 14800 -o cracked.txt --outfile-format=2 --increment hash.txtIt's running on a single GPU but I've yet to figure out how to spread the load to the others. Still looking into that.
Any mask/rules suggestions would be great, thanks.