Hi,
I have been fiddling around using different character sets and using hashcat. When I use characters from the ?h character set, hashcat returns the incorrect password values.
As an example:
Cracking an NTLM password, password is êêêêê and the resulting NTLM hash is fdc960a5a41047a551af345d9a27329. When I run this through oclhashcat lite with the following arguments:
cudaHashcat-lite64.exe fdc960a5a41047a551af345d9a27329 --hash-type=1000 --pw-min=5 --pw-max=5 -1 ?h ?1?1?1?1?1
It returns the password as follows:
fdc960a5a41047a551af345d9a273293:ΩΩΩΩΩ
I feel like I am overlooking something basic.
I have been fiddling around using different character sets and using hashcat. When I use characters from the ?h character set, hashcat returns the incorrect password values.
As an example:
Cracking an NTLM password, password is êêêêê and the resulting NTLM hash is fdc960a5a41047a551af345d9a27329. When I run this through oclhashcat lite with the following arguments:
cudaHashcat-lite64.exe fdc960a5a41047a551af345d9a27329 --hash-type=1000 --pw-min=5 --pw-max=5 -1 ?h ?1?1?1?1?1
It returns the password as follows:
fdc960a5a41047a551af345d9a273293:ΩΩΩΩΩ
I feel like I am overlooking something basic.