So I've tried quite hard different things, found out lots I was messing up and every step has gotten me closer to figuring this out. I have a salted md5 hash string looks like 12345678123456781234567812345678:123
(32 characters in first string, 3 salt)
First I realized I encoded txt files incorrectly as ANSI instead of Unicode, as I had googled and saw someone else have similar issue, however now I am trying and instead of a line-exception error I am getting this error
Hashfile 'hash.txt' on line 1 ( ■8): Hash-encoding exception
No hashes loaded.
now if I put the txt files as UTF-8 encoding (because it was difficult for me to find google or forum result dealing with unicode/utf-8 encoding on txt file, so trial and error) it lists the whole hash correctly with strange chars at the start:
Hashfile 'hash.txt' on line 1 (12345678123456781234567812345678:123): Hash-encoding exception
No hashes loaded.
Perhaps I have not found the correct hash type I'm using, I assume it's the mode then that's the problem then?
-m 10 -a 3 -o [output] [input] [wordlist]
can anyone point me in the right direction of what I should be looking for? Also should my txt files be utf-8 or unicode? And what kind of hash is that example string I gave above?
EDIT: So I double checked the string examples on the wiki, I realized I didnt scroll far enough downt o notice that this hash type looks like vbulletin, which would make sense. I am now using -m 2611, and receiving the same error, no difference.
(32 characters in first string, 3 salt)
First I realized I encoded txt files incorrectly as ANSI instead of Unicode, as I had googled and saw someone else have similar issue, however now I am trying and instead of a line-exception error I am getting this error
Hashfile 'hash.txt' on line 1 ( ■8): Hash-encoding exception
No hashes loaded.
now if I put the txt files as UTF-8 encoding (because it was difficult for me to find google or forum result dealing with unicode/utf-8 encoding on txt file, so trial and error) it lists the whole hash correctly with strange chars at the start:
Hashfile 'hash.txt' on line 1 (12345678123456781234567812345678:123): Hash-encoding exception
No hashes loaded.
Perhaps I have not found the correct hash type I'm using, I assume it's the mode then that's the problem then?
-m 10 -a 3 -o [output] [input] [wordlist]
can anyone point me in the right direction of what I should be looking for? Also should my txt files be utf-8 or unicode? And what kind of hash is that example string I gave above?
EDIT: So I double checked the string examples on the wiki, I realized I didnt scroll far enough downt o notice that this hash type looks like vbulletin, which would make sense. I am now using -m 2611, and receiving the same error, no difference.