04-09-2021, 07:04 AM
(This post was last modified: 04-09-2021, 07:33 AM by Centurio.
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Thank you,
Two of them are dealing with brute force. But as I know the letters of my password and finally have a list, only the firt link is kind of helpful.
"This option is simpler than a mask attack – just make sure that the dictionary is in the same encoding as the cracked password was during the computing of the hash. "
This part seems logic to me. But the problem is hashcat does not recognize the äöü letters. It just does not.
I do not know what encoding the electrum wallet used this time. But I assume it was utf-8. If not, the password would be cracked with the actual faulty imput.
*Edit*
I did convert the list to hex and used --hex-wordlist without success.
In Notepad++ hex view the special cars have the correct code C3 A7 --> ç
But it is just not displayed correctly. So maybe the correct password is still not in the list.
Two of them are dealing with brute force. But as I know the letters of my password and finally have a list, only the firt link is kind of helpful.
"This option is simpler than a mask attack – just make sure that the dictionary is in the same encoding as the cracked password was during the computing of the hash. "
This part seems logic to me. But the problem is hashcat does not recognize the äöü letters. It just does not.
I do not know what encoding the electrum wallet used this time. But I assume it was utf-8. If not, the password would be cracked with the actual faulty imput.
*Edit*
I did convert the list to hex and used --hex-wordlist without success.
In Notepad++ hex view the special cars have the correct code C3 A7 --> ç
But it is just not displayed correctly. So maybe the correct password is still not in the list.