Hi,
I have a number of salted SHA1 hashes that i'm trying to crack with oclhashcat. The salt is known to me.
When I run the application it does not find a match even though I know that the dictionary contain the correct passwords. The application does not display an error message about salt:hash lines being to long although it finds matches the salt is shortened.
My first question is whether it is true that the salt:hash line cant be any longer than 55 characters (or around there)? Are there any workarounds?
I understand that you are not looking to increase the length of the salt:hash line any time soon since it will have an adverse effect on the speed in general. My second question is therefore if you have any suggestions on other software or techniques suitable for this task. Im looking for a solution that can utilize the GPU of my computer.
Thanks in advance
/O
I have a number of salted SHA1 hashes that i'm trying to crack with oclhashcat. The salt is known to me.
Quote:Hash function: SHA1
Mode: 120 = sha1($salt.$pass)
Salt length = 45 characters
AMD HD 7800
When I run the application it does not find a match even though I know that the dictionary contain the correct passwords. The application does not display an error message about salt:hash lines being to long although it finds matches the salt is shortened.
My first question is whether it is true that the salt:hash line cant be any longer than 55 characters (or around there)? Are there any workarounds?
I understand that you are not looking to increase the length of the salt:hash line any time soon since it will have an adverse effect on the speed in general. My second question is therefore if you have any suggestions on other software or techniques suitable for this task. Im looking for a solution that can utilize the GPU of my computer.
Thanks in advance
/O