01-18-2019, 09:55 AM
The correct syntax is different. You need to specify the hash type, --show and the original hash list.
without the original hash list, the matching can't be 100% correct (how would hashcat otherwise know that specific lines in the hashcat.potfile are cracked hashes from the list etc?)
if you really don't have the original list(s) anymore (hint: you can just use the -o option and append all cracks if you need to iterate over several lists), you must use other tools that do not guarantee that the matching is correct and that the hashes correspond to lines within the original hash list(s), e.g. with "sed"/cut etc
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hashcat -m 100 --show unmodified_hashes.txtwithout the original hash list, the matching can't be 100% correct (how would hashcat otherwise know that specific lines in the hashcat.potfile are cracked hashes from the list etc?)
if you really don't have the original list(s) anymore (hint: you can just use the -o option and append all cracks if you need to iterate over several lists), you must use other tools that do not guarantee that the matching is correct and that the hashes correspond to lines within the original hash list(s), e.g. with "sed"/cut etc