Looks like there is a problem when selecting a large number of dictionaires.
Does it have a limited number of files ? Or might be some weird dictionaire
name in the dictionaire folder...
As a suggestion: it's possible to run a duplicated hash task remover just
after click the Hash me button ? At least for the hashcat version, which
doesn't remove/detect duplicated hashes. Will save from running several
times to clean huge lists...
Or just add and option to select if the user want the program to run
until the number of recovered hashes are 0. Might result in several
dos windows open in the end, unless, in this case, all finsihed runs
will close the dos window and only the last one will stay open.
Does it have a limited number of files ? Or might be some weird dictionaire
name in the dictionaire folder...
As a suggestion: it's possible to run a duplicated hash task remover just
after click the Hash me button ? At least for the hashcat version, which
doesn't remove/detect duplicated hashes. Will save from running several
times to clean huge lists...
Or just add and option to select if the user want the program to run
until the number of recovered hashes are 0. Might result in several
dos windows open in the end, unless, in this case, all finsihed runs
will close the dos window and only the last one will stay open.