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Hello,
is there any possibility to resume hashcat by known progress?
Progress.........: 4522835968/356085800000
can i start fromĀ 4522835968
thank you in advance.
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It's not safe in general to restore from some arbitrary progress value.
If you know the restore file that would be much safer:
Code:
Restore.Point....: x/y
You can use the x value with --skip
Of course, the preferred way to doing this would be to use the --restore file
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07-12-2023, 01:38 PM
(This post was last modified: 07-12-2023, 01:40 PM by Snoopy.)
@juiweasley: your cli is wrong, it is simpler than that, see my cli
depends, did you named your session and if not, did you startet by now another cracking task with hashcat?
problem, hashcat names the sesssion per default to hashcat and stores a file called hashcat.restore, without naming your session, these restore file is overwritten any time you start a new cracking task
you could restore any session by simple running
Code:
hashcat --session=hashcat --restore
you can replace hashcat by any sessionname where a [sessionname].restore file exists