I want to use hashcat to check against all my dictionaries in my folder (all of them end with .txt). The output should be saved in a seperate textfile (in my folder 'cracked').
I used this command:
Alright, i get some cracked hashes. But i don't get my test.txt file. Whats wrong with this command-line?
(Also i want to know, if its possible to get a text-file with cracked hashes + plaintext-passwords for each dictionaries - so not only one big list, but for example 5 list when i give hashcat 5 dictionaries, so i can check which cracked passwords are from which dictionary. Next thing, i searched for the pot.file. It should be in my hashcat binaries, but i cant find it there [use kali linux])
I used this command:
Code:
hashcat -m 0 -a 0 -o ./cracked/test.txt hashlist.hash ./dictionaries/*.txtAlright, i get some cracked hashes. But i don't get my test.txt file. Whats wrong with this command-line?
(Also i want to know, if its possible to get a text-file with cracked hashes + plaintext-passwords for each dictionaries - so not only one big list, but for example 5 list when i give hashcat 5 dictionaries, so i can check which cracked passwords are from which dictionary. Next thing, i searched for the pot.file. It should be in my hashcat binaries, but i cant find it there [use kali linux])