wrong syntax ?

[Caramen]

Hello,
I’m currently have a customer. An IT technician, gift him 4 iMac. Without unlocking them before. Classic case… From what I know my customer is an old guy. And come from very safe and legit people.
 
I have an enterprise called Web-Mastering.Com. I’m ofc refusing to practice a repair operation if this stuff is stolen. I will verify with apple before doing anything.
 
-All iMac are EFI protected at system recovery with the lock picture : so I assume CMD +R isn’t an option for me.

I've got a lot of knowledge but nothing about hash code crack. 


Could I get help to crack the password of these iMacs please ? I have the hash code of each one of them :
[redacted upper-case 32-hex]

Of course before asking for help here I tried myself. 

I used syntax : hashcat.exe -m 0 -a 0 hash.txt rockyou.txt

And this is what I got : 
Hashfile 'hash.txt' on line 1 ([redacted upper-case 32-hex]): Token length exception

No hashes loaded.

Could you lead me in the right direction please ?  
Thanks to all.

[royce]

Separate from your question - do not post hashes. See the forum rules. I have edited your post to hide the hashes.

https://hashcat.net/forum/archive/index....ent-2.html

[Caramen]

OPs my bad sorry. Well I was contunuing to learn how to use the tool and I come to the right syntax using :

hashcat.exe -m 7010 -a 0 hash.txt rockyou.txt

but now this is the return I have :
hashcat (v6.1.1) starting...

Cannot load module ./modules/module_07010.dll

Started: Sun Nov 15 02:04:35 2020
Stopped: Sun Nov 15 02:04:35 2020

I checked my module folder and yeah he is not here. Will check the git hub maybe....

[Caramen]

Ahhh my bad, I'm tired I'm on this since so long now... the module was 7100 and not 7010.

XX24XX40XX0FXX9AXX02XXA8XX67XXF0X

Now, this is the return :

Minimum password length supported by kernel: 0
Maximum password length supported by kernel: 256

Hashfile 'hash.hash' on line 1 (XX24XX40XX0FXX9AXX02XXA8XX67XXF0X): Separator unmatched
No hashes loaded.

Started: Sun Nov 15 02:40:39 2020
Stopped: Sun Nov 15 02:40:39 2020

Please help

[undeath]

I don't think whatever "hash" string you have is an actual OSX password hash. Whatever you are doing, you're probably doing it wrong.