It's from a Wordpress website (if that's what you mean!)
As far as I know they use a custom form of phpass (whatever that means, I read it somewhere)
edit: seems Wordpress is actually associated with -m 400 that being MD5(phpBB3)
Still, the progress is incredibly slow, it went from an hour to an estimated of 9 hours.
hashcat-cli64.exe --hash-mode 400 --rules-file C:\hashcat-gui-0.5.1\hashcat\rules\best64.rule C:\Users\Admin\Desktop\hash.txt C:\Hashcat\rockyou.txt
That's my command that started the decryption. Do you notice anything funky that could slow down the decryption? I know it takes longer the more complex the password is, but I've also seen examples that took only a few minutes so I find 9 hours quite hard to believe.
As far as I know they use a custom form of phpass (whatever that means, I read it somewhere)
edit: seems Wordpress is actually associated with -m 400 that being MD5(phpBB3)
Still, the progress is incredibly slow, it went from an hour to an estimated of 9 hours.
hashcat-cli64.exe --hash-mode 400 --rules-file C:\hashcat-gui-0.5.1\hashcat\rules\best64.rule C:\Users\Admin\Desktop\hash.txt C:\Hashcat\rockyou.txt
That's my command that started the decryption. Do you notice anything funky that could slow down the decryption? I know it takes longer the more complex the password is, but I've also seen examples that took only a few minutes so I find 9 hours quite hard to believe.