oclHashcat v0.24
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Download it here: http://hashcat.net/oclhashcat/

* changes v0.23 -> v0.24:

Code:
type: improvement file: cudaHashcat, oclHashcat desc: complete refactorization of scheduler for various reasons type: improvement file: kernels desc: support for Stream SDK v2.3: enables hd6xxx support refe: http://hashcat.net/forum/thread-241.html type: improvement file: oclHashcat desc: support for Stream SDK v2.3: enables hd5970 2nd core on linux desc: support for Stream SDK v2.3: enables Multi-GPU on linux refe: http://hashcat.net/forum/thread-226.html type: improvement file: cudaHashcat, kernels desc: support for NVidia drivers 260.x, switching to native CUDA type: improvement file: cudaHashcat, oclHashcat desc: changed synchronization resulting in nearly 0% cpu-load while cracking type: improvement file: kernels desc: ported dalibors md5 optimization from hashcat v0.35 cred: http://hashcat.net/forum/thread-153.html type: improvement file: cudaHashcat, oclHashcat desc: ported on-the-fly pause and resume support from windows to linux type: improvement file: cudaHashcat, oclHashcat desc: added 64 bit version for windows, switched to gcc 4.x on windows type: improvement file: oclHashcat desc: added new rule ".N", replaces char on pos N with char from pos N + 1 cred: d3ad0ne type: improvement file: oclHashcat desc: added new rule ",N", replaces char on pos N with char from pos N - 1 cred: d3ad0ne type: bug file: oclHashcat desc: fixed broken DCC on ATI refe: http://hashcat.net/forum/thread-164.html type: bug file: oclHashcat desc: rule K and @ were not working correctly cred: d3ad0ne type: feature file: oclHashcat desc: removed --restore option (comes back in a later version) type: defaults file: oclHashcat desc: changed --gpu-loops to 128 type: add-on file: batchcrack.sh desc: removed batchcrack shell-script (comes back in hashcat-utils)

* performance v0.23 -> v0.24:

Code:
NVidia 8800gt, % applies to MD5 2 hashes: v0.23 = 302.9M/s, v0.24 = 311.3M/s 500.000 hashes: v0.23 = 295.6M/s, v0.24 = 302.5M/s NVidia gtx465, % applies to SHA-1 2 hashes: v0.23 = 376.9M/s, v0.24 = 430.3M/s 500.000 hashes: v0.23 = 366.8M/s, v0.24 = 418.3M/s

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because of the core refactorization. it comes back in a later version.