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I've downloaded and installed the new oclahashcat v1.20 and also the new driver for my gpu (AMD). I tried to decrypt some MD5 hashes and it works perfect, today i tried to decrypt some traditional des hashes and i get a line-lenght exception i tried with and without gui and get the same problem, i'm sure that the hases are good cause i checked with des-parser. I talked to a friend and he told me that he has the same line-lenght exception also with MD5 hashes, he has NVidia gpu. Someone can help us?
Thank you
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what command did you use to start hashcat? Your hashes should look something like this: 48c/R8JAv757A
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05-01-2014, 06:46 PM
(This post was last modified: 05-01-2014, 06:53 PM by parco.)
First of all thanks, yes the hashes look like the one you written, i use the same command i used with the old version, but as i written i get the same problem also using gui
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05-01-2014, 07:10 PM
(This post was last modified: 05-01-2014, 07:10 PM by undeath.)
can you please post this command? And preferrably the full hashcat screen output.
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oclHashcat32.exe --force hashes.txt --remove -m 1500 -o hashes_found.txt john.pot.stat.txt
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From under your art work it looks like you have username and hash seperated by a colon, add the --username parameter to your command if you want to run it that way
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you should not use --force unless you know what you're doing.
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Sorry for the delay, i've solved it deleting and re installing the prog. Many thanks for your help