Hashcat failing when hashes.txt has multiple different hashes in it
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as the above mentioned wiki post explains, you need to use --show --username and the original hash lists:
Code:
hashcat -m x --show --username hashes.txt

where x must be replaced with the correct hash type (see https://hashcat.net/wiki/examples_hashes or run hashcat --help)

The default session name is "hashcat" and therefore hashcat.potfile will be used. If you have used a different --session name during the cracking phase, you need to use --session [my_session_name] for the --show command too (where [my_session_name] must be replaced by the name of your session, default is "hashcat").


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RE: Hashcat failing when hashes.txt has multiple different hashes in it - by philsmd - 01-18-2019, 09:58 AM