01-10-2018, 09:26 PM
I'm desperately trying to get back into a veracrypt volume I created that has all my cryptocurrency passwords in it.
I'm new to this and I don't think I fully understand what I need to do.
The veracrypt volume is a container file rather than a drive, and I know the password is composed of a limited number of "words"/components. so something like "sun7CRABforkBUM" I know all the possible components but not which order or how many, so it could be as little as 5 components or as many as 10, but only from a predefined list, with any word potentially capitalised or not
As far as I could tell, it was a combinator attack I needed to use, so I tried this:
hashcat64.exe -m 13721 -a 1 "s:\crypto" "S:\Downloads\hashcat-4.0.1\crypto.dict"
where "crypto" is the name of my veracrypt volume and "crypto.dict" is a list of all possible password components.
When I try and run this command I get the usage example prompt. If I try with mode 0 then it says no hash file.
Can anyone tell me what I'm doing wrong here?
I'm new to this and I don't think I fully understand what I need to do.
The veracrypt volume is a container file rather than a drive, and I know the password is composed of a limited number of "words"/components. so something like "sun7CRABforkBUM" I know all the possible components but not which order or how many, so it could be as little as 5 components or as many as 10, but only from a predefined list, with any word potentially capitalised or not
As far as I could tell, it was a combinator attack I needed to use, so I tried this:
hashcat64.exe -m 13721 -a 1 "s:\crypto" "S:\Downloads\hashcat-4.0.1\crypto.dict"
where "crypto" is the name of my veracrypt volume and "crypto.dict" is a list of all possible password components.
When I try and run this command I get the usage example prompt. If I try with mode 0 then it says no hash file.
Can anyone tell me what I'm doing wrong here?