You're almost there...just have to define your attack mode and alter your output parameter. I don't think you've actually read anything previous people have suggested.
Take your time to read the wiki page because it'll explain everything for you and will help you learn its functionality rather than just asking the community for an answer. Take some responsibility, bumping a thread isn't going to help if you're not listening to begin with.
Heres how hashcat works:
hashcat64.exe [options]... hash|hashfile|hccapxfile [dictionary|mask|directory]...
So if you're not getting anywhere with your hash running you probably don't have your command correct.
Let's compare:
hashcat64.exe (good)
-w 4 (maxing workload - good)
missing attack mode (-a look it up on the wiki)
-m 13721 (veraCrypt Hash - good)
---veracrypt-pim=******** (too many dashes - bad, wrong syntax)
-outfile=hits.txt (bad, wrong syntax)
MyEncryption.hc (hashes - good)
dict.txt (wordlist - good)
Just need to tune it up and should be good to go.
Take your time to read the wiki page because it'll explain everything for you and will help you learn its functionality rather than just asking the community for an answer. Take some responsibility, bumping a thread isn't going to help if you're not listening to begin with.
Heres how hashcat works:
hashcat64.exe [options]... hash|hashfile|hccapxfile [dictionary|mask|directory]...
So if you're not getting anywhere with your hash running you probably don't have your command correct.
Let's compare:
hashcat64.exe (good)
-w 4 (maxing workload - good)
missing attack mode (-a look it up on the wiki)
-m 13721 (veraCrypt Hash - good)
---veracrypt-pim=******** (too many dashes - bad, wrong syntax)
-outfile=hits.txt (bad, wrong syntax)
MyEncryption.hc (hashes - good)
dict.txt (wordlist - good)
Just need to tune it up and should be good to go.