11-10-2013, 05:37 PM
Hello,
Suppose you are brute-forcing a large-ish password file and hashcat finds a password for which you quickly recognise a pattern (e.g. jjsdsd99, jjsdsd98 and pattern therfore is jjsdsd?d?d) and use a 2nd instance of hashcat to exhaust this pattern finding more passwords. The main hashcat session would benefit from eliminating hashes with known passwords from its to-be-cracked list. My question is: how do I inject passwords to the main session so that it eliminates already known passwords from the hash list?
Suppose you are brute-forcing a large-ish password file and hashcat finds a password for which you quickly recognise a pattern (e.g. jjsdsd99, jjsdsd98 and pattern therfore is jjsdsd?d?d) and use a 2nd instance of hashcat to exhaust this pattern finding more passwords. The main hashcat session would benefit from eliminating hashes with known passwords from its to-be-cracked list. My question is: how do I inject passwords to the main session so that it eliminates already known passwords from the hash list?