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RUB-SysSec / OMEN

OMEN: Ordered Markov ENumerator - Password Guesser
https://www.mobsec.rub.de
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Contains an unknown symbol and will be ignored #12

Closed prodnet closed 5 years ago

prodnet commented 6 years ago

Where is the error, I have the same error message no matter what options I use ?!

./createNG --iPwdList pw.txt WARNING: Either errors or warnings occured. Enable print warnings to see these.

./createNG -w --iPwdList pw.txt WARNING: nGram(s) in line 11743008 contains an unknown symbol and will be ignored. WARNING: nGram(s) in line 11743141 contains an unknown symbol and will be ignored. WARNING: nGram(s) in line 11743160 contains an unknown symbol and will be ignored.

prodnet commented 6 years ago

Please let me know.

m33x commented 6 years ago

I don't see any error message here. I see a warning only. You can change the verbosity of OMEN to find out what the issue is. I guess you forgot to filter your input file for ASCII only characters. Learn how to do this here: https://github.com/RUB-SysSec/OMEN/issues/4

m33x commented 6 years ago

I don't know.

Try to rename the file pw_pw_ascii_16.txt to password-training-list.txt or input.txt

Also try --verbose and --printWarnings to get more details.

m33x commented 6 years ago

Looks good so far. What happens if you start the enumeration after your training? e.g. ./enumNG -p -m 10000

m33x commented 5 years ago

Sorry but this is not a support forum. OMEN is a scientific proof of concept, not a hash cracking software like hashcat / JtR.

Regarding your question: Alpha values, go ahead and read the paper: https://arxiv.org/pdf/1304.6584.pdf