Remove doesn't work on dictionnary attack ?
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First, please make sure that you use the newest release version of cpu hashcat (0.50).

It is important that your md5_0.hash file is uniqued, so no duplicate hashes (use sort -u md5_0.hash | sponge md5_0.hash for instance to unique it).

Please also try with the included examle hashes/words.
cd [download_folder_of_cpu_hashcat]
cp examples/A0.M0.hash .
./hashcat-cli64.bin --remove -m 0 -o md5outfile A0.M0.hash examples/A0.M0.word

Does this produce an empty A0.M0.hash file ? (check with ls -l A0.M0.hash)

P.S. also make sure you did understand the topics covered by the faq (about --remove etc) for instance https://hashcat.net/wiki/frequently_aske...as_cracked


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RE: Remove doesn't work on dictionnary attack ? - by philsmd - 12-01-2015, 05:38 PM