Closed Privacy6484847 closed 2 years ago
Hi, Is it from a list or the release ?
Thanks for the reply. It's from the release 21 and 22.
Sorry for the delay, I did some testing and I have identify the word coming from the lists fb_FirstLast
& fb_firstlast
.
However, it seems to crack just fine with hashcat:
hashcat -m 0 -a 0 ~/hash fb_FirstLast -O -w 4 --potfile-disable
hashcat (v6.1.1) starting...
Dictionary cache hit:
* Filename..: fb_FirstLast
* Passwords.: 14818297
* Bytes.....: 212586452
* Keyspace..: 14818297
7a596db12cab70abc6201cfcea8137dc:ThéauJean
Could you try on your end if we agree that this is a hashcat print encoding problem ?
Yup it definitely worked: 7a596db12cab70abc6201cfcea8137dc:ThéauJean So yes it's just a hashcat printing issue. Well done.
What do you use to edit and manage your wordlists? :)
To edit, i use SublimeText or EmEditor when the file is too big :)
I tried EmEditor. Do you know how to delete words lower than for example 6 characters?
I recommand using awk: https://linux.die.net/man/1/awk
awk 'length > 72' file // prints lines that are longer than 72 characters
é and è charachters are printed like this on hashcat any fix?: Th├⌐auJean