Please, I am very interested in the exact details how to solve this.
I have a db with >100k entries (user:hash); roughly half of which have been de-hashed into a separate file (hash:plain).
How to best proceed to get a user:plain file?
A hashcat.pot file exists, if that's any good.
What would an exact oclhashcat-plus command line be?
Alternatively, can this be achieved with a cleaver find/replace algo in for example Excel or Notepad++?
(And the above posted php solution doesn't work when the lengths of the two input files are mismatched.)
I have a db with >100k entries (user:hash); roughly half of which have been de-hashed into a separate file (hash:plain).
How to best proceed to get a user:plain file?
A hashcat.pot file exists, if that's any good.
What would an exact oclhashcat-plus command line be?
Alternatively, can this be achieved with a cleaver find/replace algo in for example Excel or Notepad++?
(And the above posted php solution doesn't work when the lengths of the two input files are mismatched.)