10-17-2024, 01:20 AM
When trying to crack a single Veracrypt hash, I got the message
No hashes loaded.
No hashes loaded.
and after following the suggestions in another thread about format errors in the hash file, I found that running the command with setting -m nnnnn displayed a list of possible hash algos which did not include the one I had selected (which was something ... (legacy) for some reason). After selecting the hash I am expecting from the list that was displayed by the detection, it started accepting the hash in the file.
I wonder if there is a smarter way to detect that like trying the possible algos after one another or if it always makes sense to select a single one.
No hashes loaded.
No hashes loaded.
and after following the suggestions in another thread about format errors in the hash file, I found that running the command with setting -m nnnnn displayed a list of possible hash algos which did not include the one I had selected (which was something ... (legacy) for some reason). After selecting the hash I am expecting from the list that was displayed by the detection, it started accepting the hash in the file.
I wonder if there is a smarter way to detect that like trying the possible algos after one another or if it always makes sense to select a single one.