11-17-2023, 01:02 AM
VM's don't usually have direct access to hardware, hence the errors. It's searching for the proper runtimes and configuration for your hardware but you're running in a VM. It will strictly emulate hardware but not actually provide access to it so hashcat is throwing a tonne of errors.
So what OS is running on the PC which is hosting the VM's? If its Windows 7, you should have no problems using that. Once the Hash has been obtained it can be run on mostly any operating system as long as the proper drivers are supported between both the OS and hashcat. In this relation, look at the hashcat homepage for the requirements.
So what OS is running on the PC which is hosting the VM's? If its Windows 7, you should have no problems using that. Once the Hash has been obtained it can be run on mostly any operating system as long as the proper drivers are supported between both the OS and hashcat. In this relation, look at the hashcat homepage for the requirements.