Hi guys,
For some reason I cannot seem to make oclhashcat crack a known WPA hccap password with rules.
I am running the windows version on AMD Catalist 14.9
The command line is:
oclhashcat64.exe -m 2500 file.hccap dict.txt -r 123.rule
in the dictionary, the word "password" exists, and in the 123.rule, there is this line $1$2$3. The correct password is password123, but oclhashcat cannot find it.
IF I put the line password123 in the dictionary and remove the "-r" parameter, then the password is cracked.
IF I put the line password123 in the dictionary and add the ":" character on a line in 123.rule, the password is cracked
IF I write the exact same line on hashcat-cli64.exe:
hashcat-cli64.exe -m 2500 file.hccap dict.txt -r 123.rule
using "password" in dictionary and "$1$2$3" in 123.rule, the password is cracked. (tried this so I can use the stdout feature but hashcat does not have the oclhashcat problem, thus stdout outputted what was expected)
Advice is much appreciated
Thx
For some reason I cannot seem to make oclhashcat crack a known WPA hccap password with rules.
I am running the windows version on AMD Catalist 14.9
The command line is:
oclhashcat64.exe -m 2500 file.hccap dict.txt -r 123.rule
in the dictionary, the word "password" exists, and in the 123.rule, there is this line $1$2$3. The correct password is password123, but oclhashcat cannot find it.
IF I put the line password123 in the dictionary and remove the "-r" parameter, then the password is cracked.
IF I put the line password123 in the dictionary and add the ":" character on a line in 123.rule, the password is cracked
IF I write the exact same line on hashcat-cli64.exe:
hashcat-cli64.exe -m 2500 file.hccap dict.txt -r 123.rule
using "password" in dictionary and "$1$2$3" in 123.rule, the password is cracked. (tried this so I can use the stdout feature but hashcat does not have the oclhashcat problem, thus stdout outputted what was expected)
Advice is much appreciated
Thx