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Password Cracking with a twist and a cat. ᨐ
"Lockdown edition"
Tips, tricks & hacks thread. a.k.a. "braindump" #hashcat, #passwords, #PasswordsCon, @PasswordVillage, @CrackMeIfYouCan, @SAINTCONPCrack, @hashcat, @CynoPrime, #JohntheRipper ,#teamHashcat
"Lockdown edition"
Tips, tricks & hacks thread. a.k.a. "braindump" #hashcat, #passwords, #PasswordsCon, @PasswordVillage, @CrackMeIfYouCan, @SAINTCONPCrack, @hashcat, @CynoPrime, #JohntheRipper ,#teamHashcat
(*) Always --debug-mode , --debug-file
--debug-mode allows you to capture all the successfully cracked hashes together with the corresponding mutation (rules). New rulesets and wordlists can be derived from the overall stats.
--debug-mode allows you to capture all the successfully cracked hashes together with the corresponding mutation (rules). New rulesets and wordlists can be derived from the overall stats.
(*) Use --session=sessionName in order to --restore longer time attacks.
How to defeat Hashcat !? 🛡️ Well, I think I found a workaround😈
Use a password with the following format :
⚔️ '$HEX[xxxx]' ⚔️ (where xxxx are only hex characters)
Unless a specific flag is added to hashcat, the attacker will never be able to crack it ! #hashcat
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Use a password with the following format :
⚔️ '$HEX[xxxx]' ⚔️ (where xxxx are only hex characters)
Unless a specific flag is added to hashcat, the attacker will never be able to crack it ! #hashcat
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As you can see on the screenshot, the🚩'--wordlist-autohex-disable' needs to be added to hashcat to crack this pwd👻
This issue is already known by the hashcat team as you can see on Github and called an "hexception" 😆
github.com/hashcat/hashca…
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This issue is already known by the hashcat team as you can see on Github and called an "hexception" 😆
github.com/hashcat/hashca…
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But why Hashcat failed to crack the password w/s🚩?
When a pwd contains a mixture of bytes outside 0x20-0x80, HC converts it as hex using this format $HEX[xxxx].
Using this, Hashcat can makes a diff between a plaintext pwd using only hex chars and the encoded one 🦾
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When a pwd contains a mixture of bytes outside 0x20-0x80, HC converts it as hex using this format $HEX[xxxx].
Using this, Hashcat can makes a diff between a plaintext pwd using only hex chars and the encoded one 🦾
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