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[Homo Erectus]

Hi, everybody. Please tell me how I can get information about all hacked hashes in the Linux operating system ? If I type in the terminal:

Code:

hashcat --show

then a message appears:

Code:

Usage: hashcat [options]... hash|hashfile|hccapxfile [dictionary|mask|directory]...
Try --help for more help.

I look at the help, and this parameter is specified there, but it does not display anything, what should I do?
For example, there is no such problem on the Windows operating system, the --show parameter works.
Thanks

[Homo Erectus]

Well, it seems like I was able to get the information, but you know you need to specify the hash type and the path to it:
hashcat -m 2500 --show /root/test.hccapx
but we would like to get information about all previously decrypted hashes without specifying additional keys.
also, I would like to know, after displaying information about the decrypted hash, how do I delete this information? clear it so that I can calculate the same hash again.... Thanks

[philsmd]

just open the potfile in a text editor or use:

Code:

cat hashcat.potfile

(this is on linux ... or use the "type" command on windows)

use --potfile-disable to disable the potfile (or remove the hashcat.potfile... could be dangerous to lose the data)

[Homo Erectus]

just open the potfile in a text editor or use:

Code:

cat hashcat.potfile

(this is on linux ... or use the "type" command on windows)

use --potfile-disable to disable the potfile (or remove the hashcat.potfile... could be dangerous to lose the data)

I searched the entire folder /usr/share/hashcat/ but I can not find the file you specified there and if you write in the terminal cat hashcat.potfile then there is nothing, writes, there is no such file.

[philsmd]

if you use LINUX *and* if you have installed hashcat (make install or used a package manager), the files are wihtin your home directory:

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cat $HOME/.hashcat/hashcat.potfile

[Homo Erectus]

if you use LINUX *and* if you have installed hashcat (make install or used a package manager), the files are wihtin your home directory:

Code:

cat $HOME/.hashcat/hashcat.potfile

Thank you very much , I found it .