05-23-2020, 07:50 PM
these 2 commands are not the same
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"./hashcat" is the only one that uses the freshly compiled binary within the current directory... the other one (hashcat without the "./" in front of it) only uses the binaries that can be found in your PATH.
if you did follow my list of commands, it should have worked with "./hashcat"
Code:
hashcat -a 0 -m 14800 -o hash.txt passwords4.txt
Code:
./hashcat -a 0 -m 14800 -o hash.txt passwords4.txt
"./hashcat" is the only one that uses the freshly compiled binary within the current directory... the other one (hashcat without the "./" in front of it) only uses the binaries that can be found in your PATH.
if you did follow my list of commands, it should have worked with "./hashcat"