10-01-2012, 08:32 PM
(10-01-2012, 08:05 PM)mastercracker Wrote:(10-01-2012, 07:39 PM)khoros Wrote:Looks like your slash gets chopped off. Either put this in a hash file and change your command line accordingly:(10-01-2012, 06:19 PM)Mem5 Wrote:(10-01-2012, 05:06 PM)khoros Wrote: i also tried to cut up the hash and use onlyYou did not give the beginning $6$..."
"$6$aWykABtG$ddQNVYpo0jGGwqhUKIhjyK/YjSMQPrv1JxGd5h2TGGsovy9pjZhStOI17W8ceXRNpm1CmJYpbMQr2G8SP6Vif"
WARNING: Hash '/YjSMQPrv1JxGd5h2TGGsovy9pjZhStOI17W8ceXRNpm1CmJYpbMQr2G8SP6Vif/': Line-length exception
here is the full command line i use and still happening the same error ---
/cudaHashcat-plus64.bin -m 1800 $6$aWykABtG$ddQNVYpo0jGGwqhUKIhjyK/YjSMQPrv1JxGd5h2TGGsovy9pjZhStOI17W8ceXRNpm1CmJYpbMQr2G8SP6Vif -a 3 ?l?l?l?l
WARNING: Hash '/YjSMQPrv1JxGd5h2TGGsovy9pjZhStOI17W8ceXRNpm1CmJYpbMQr2G8SP6Vif': Line-length exception
ERROR: No hashes loaded
either using the full hash or get that hash in a file
Code:$6$aWykABtG$ddQNVYpo0jGGwqhUKIhjyK/YjSMQPrv1JxGd5h2TGGsovy9pjZhStOI17W8ceXRNpm1CmJYpbMQr2G8SP6Vif/
Or enclose your hash in double-quotes like this: "$6$aWykABtG$ddQNVYpo0jGGwqhUKIhjyK/YjSMQPrv1JxGd5h2TGGsovy9pjZhStOI17W8ceXRNpm1CmJYpbMQr2G8SP6Vif/"
Edit: The last slash is part of the hash. It was not there in your last posted command line.
did the try with double-quote here is the full command line again:
./cudaHashcat-plus64.bin -m 1800 "$6$aWykABtG$ddQNVYpo0jGGwqhUKIhjyK/YjSMQPrv1JxGd5h2TGGsovy9pjZhStOI17W8ceXRNpm1CmJYpbMQr2G8SP6Vif/" example.dict
WARNING: Hash '/YjSMQPrv1JxGd5h2TGGsovy9pjZhStOI17W8ceXRNpm1CmJYpbMQr2G8SP6Vif/': Line-length exception
ERROR: No hashes loaded
wondering why the warning is refer to the point between / of the entire hash.
Since is a test in a virtual machine the password for the user test is test unfortunaly couldn't find anything online to generate a sha512crypt to have a compare between hashes..to see if the command to grab it was correct maybe the problem is just about that.
The command i used its this :
cat /etc/shadow > testpass
maybe is the wrong command ?