10-19-2022, 01:57 PM
you are right, there is no option for outputting generated hashes
you could open a github issue / feature request for this but anyways you miss something important here, generating the hashes is not the limiting factor, it is the output regardless whether to stdout or to a file (write operation) which will slow down any output to a specific maxwrite per second, so for 99% it really doesnt matter what kind of hash do you have or you want to compute your SSD/HDD is limiting your output and never the less, dont forget the great amount of storage you will need especially when bruteforcing
there are good reasons why rainbowtables (stored hashes) are obsolete nowadays
you could open a github issue / feature request for this but anyways you miss something important here, generating the hashes is not the limiting factor, it is the output regardless whether to stdout or to a file (write operation) which will slow down any output to a specific maxwrite per second, so for 99% it really doesnt matter what kind of hash do you have or you want to compute your SSD/HDD is limiting your output and never the less, dont forget the great amount of storage you will need especially when bruteforcing
there are good reasons why rainbowtables (stored hashes) are obsolete nowadays