I'm currently using HashCat to decrypt 10,000 md5 hashes, because I have 10,000 emails that match with them.
However when I decrypt the hashes, it only saves the hashes that were successfully decrypted to the output file.
This means what when I go to parse (match the emails up with the passwords) there will be less passwords than there is emails. Completely ruining which password goes to which email.
So, is there a way to enable hashcat to keep the uncracked hashes in the output file? so that there will still be 10,000 hashes, but only the successfully cracked ones will have a password beside them?
Thanks, hope this is possible.
If not, can someone tell me another solution to this problem?
However when I decrypt the hashes, it only saves the hashes that were successfully decrypted to the output file.
This means what when I go to parse (match the emails up with the passwords) there will be less passwords than there is emails. Completely ruining which password goes to which email.
So, is there a way to enable hashcat to keep the uncracked hashes in the output file? so that there will still be 10,000 hashes, but only the successfully cracked ones will have a password beside them?
Thanks, hope this is possible.
If not, can someone tell me another solution to this problem?