11-11-2023, 10:49 AM
(11-10-2023, 02:06 PM)Snoopy Wrote: well now thats a strange behavior,
setup: hahscat 6.2.6 (and beta) bruteforce, mode 14600, mask abcdefg?s?d?d?s, --keep-guessing
test_luks:abcdefg#96!
test_luks:abcdefg{30#
test_luks:abcdefg;36~
test_luks:abcdefg=08}
test_luks:abcdefg%72
then i extracted the hash using the python-tool, same setup, mode 25911
abcdefg?26-
abcdefg;86)
abcdefg-00\
abcdefg~64<
abcdefg^48[
rerun this on different systems and using different backends CPU, GPU, opencl, cuda resulting in multiple similar outputs
maybe some of the devs can exlpain why this happen?
This could maybe be a keyboard layout issue.
When creating a bootable LUKS partition, LUKS is changing the layout to english/US, meaning that if you have a different keyboard, you think you are supplying some specific characters, but if those characters are placed differently from an english/US keyboard, the password will actually contain the characters of the english/US layout.