02-01-2025, 11:55 PM
(02-01-2025, 08:49 PM)penguinkeeper Wrote: Are you sure that `myhash.txt` and your Hashcat executable are in the same folder? Try just adding the hash into the command in-line, like below, to avoid any weird pathing or naming issues
hashcat -m 20 -a 0000e084XXXXX302eae4559dXXXb520c:0cbb5be2XXX4bed573802eXXXXX9965 common.txt
Ok this worked, and forgive me if this question is stupid but the txt file with my hash must be in the same folder as the executable? Like, if the executable is in /home/.../hashcat i need to put the hash txt in this same folder?
While looking for info i never heard of this and it sounds strange that the executable can't detect the hash file unless it is in the same folder but has no problem finding the txt file with all the possible passwords.
Dont get me wrong, i'm asking this just so i can get a clearer understanding, you already gave me an answer to my problem so i'm not expecting more, thank you really already.