[HELP] What's the input format of NTLM when using hashcat-plus ?
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Well, I see, LM is enabled. In aspect of time it's more advantageous to crack LM than NTLM, because LM is limited to 14 characters, it's made of two hashes with max. lenght of 7 characters. So, you can split your LM into two hashes in half.
Code:
XXXXXXXXXXXXXXXX
e08f82d6d2a3d8a6
Remember, both are long up to 7 characters, so if password is 14 characters long and you would try to bruteforce these hashes with small letters and numbers, there are 36^7 of combinations and you can crack both in one row. If you would use NTLM and your password would be 14 characters long, there are 36^14 combinations with same mask.


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RE: [HELP] What's the input format of NTLM when using hashcat-plus ? - by Kuci - 02-07-2013, 07:55 AM