07-26-2019, 05:04 PM
why do you use old versions in the first place ?
to run a command on any *nix based system (including macos and linux), you need to run it like this:
i.e. the preceding "./" means that you want to use the version within the current directory
but macOS binaries need to be compile with "make" anyways if you download the source from github (because the release versions do not have any pre-compiled macOS binaries)
to run a command on any *nix based system (including macos and linux), you need to run it like this:
Code:
./hashcat --helpi.e. the preceding "./" means that you want to use the version within the current directory
but macOS binaries need to be compile with "make" anyways if you download the source from github (because the release versions do not have any pre-compiled macOS binaries)