Hello,
I have cracked a list of NTLM hashes and noticed the following...
For example:
User1:123456789
User2:987654321
User3:123456789
It appears that when I run hashcat, user1 will show up on my output file but not user3 even though they have the same hash.
My command basically was this:
hashcat -a 0 -m 1000 -r rulefile.rule --potfile-path potfile.pot -o cracked.txt --username hashfile.out rockyou.txt
then
hashcat --show -m 1000 --outfile-format 2 --potfile-path potfile.pot -o cleancracked.txt --username hashfile.out
Is there a command that I am missing to crack duplicates instead of only cracking the first one in the list?
I will continue to research on my own but would love to hear any thoughts or advice.
Thank you!
N0ur5
I have cracked a list of NTLM hashes and noticed the following...
For example:
User1:123456789
User2:987654321
User3:123456789
It appears that when I run hashcat, user1 will show up on my output file but not user3 even though they have the same hash.
My command basically was this:
hashcat -a 0 -m 1000 -r rulefile.rule --potfile-path potfile.pot -o cracked.txt --username hashfile.out rockyou.txt
then
hashcat --show -m 1000 --outfile-format 2 --potfile-path potfile.pot -o cleancracked.txt --username hashfile.out
Is there a command that I am missing to crack duplicates instead of only cracking the first one in the list?
I will continue to research on my own but would love to hear any thoughts or advice.
Thank you!
N0ur5