(09-25-2023, 11:25 PM)Chick3nman Wrote: I would STRONGLY recommend AGAINST using ChatGPT, GPT-4, Codex, etc. for anything hashcat related. They are far more likely to be wrong than right when it comes to hashcat related questions and anything they might get right is entirely by chance. There have been many examples recently of people using ChatGPT/GPT-4 to try and learn hashcat and while it may produce some "working" commands sometimes, those commands are often doing something different than what the user intended. It's also seemingly completely incapable of writing rules and only barely capable of writing simple masks.
DO NOT TRUST ChatGPT or other AI models to help you with hashcat.
Hey Chickenman
Should have been a bit more detailed.. ChatGPT can be useful if the commands are in regards to setting up a linux server, installing other packages that may need to be, working out ETA for large keyspace masks, etc. Just work around your errors and ask it in different formats, or correct it if its wrong.
So yes dont trust it all the time, but it's very useful for beginners starting out, helped me hugely to get familiarized