Charset files don't behave as expected?
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(04-22-2021, 03:56 PM)CATuGHTI Wrote: Would be nice to get a reply from one of the devs if this is actually true, I'm especially interested in Korean charset and it would really suck if each character from the character set would take ?1?1?1 (three!) spots in the mask.

Characters that require multiple bytes are handled as multiple bytes. A 3 byte character will require 3 positions to create in a mask. Hashcat works on bytes for a number of reasons, we do not currently support "wide characters" as single things because they are not to the algorithms hashing them or the buffers storing them. There are tricks for cracking this sort of character efficiently, but all of them rely on clever attack designs not extended support in the kernels. I'm not sure if this will be something we look at implementing given the reasons we currently don't.
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RE: Charset files don't behave as expected? - by Chick3nman - 04-22-2021, 06:58 PM