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So I am relatively new to hash cracking however I have a list of several hundred thousand md5 hashes that are formatted as so: 597c679a43b24747cb717f5ba204ca1b (Not a real hash, I fabricated this for example sake) and are all 32 characters in length. However whenever I attempt to run Hashcat with
These settings it throws a "line length exception" on all of my hashes. What am i doing wrong?
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run it from command line and see if it still errors.
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check for trailing whitespace in your hash list as well
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03-27-2013, 02:18 AM
(This post was last modified: 03-27-2013, 02:20 AM by geekman7473.)
Oddly enough this seemed to of resolved itself! After waiting for a bunch of skipping line exceptions to go past the cracking began and completed successfully! (After skipping 3,000 hashes...) Thank you for the help gentleman!
EDIT: After further manual inspection, some of the hashes in my list were missing characters!