Hashcat has started to try some kind of weird randomly generated combination instead of trying out the actual words in the dicitonary file.
Here's the command that I entered:
And these were the candidates that I saw on status:
Candidates.#3....: $HEX[2474406d66307264210d40313233] -> HEX[427279616e6164616d73313131390d40313233]
Even checking for lots of times with long intervals the status always shows these kind of candidates.
I have checked the wordlist and it doesnt contain any of those randomly generated characters.
Here are the examples of some words on the list:
F00tb@ll8573
F00tb@ll8574
F00tb@ll8575
F00tb@ll8576
F00tb@ll8577
F00tb@ll8578
I have also attached a screenshot of this error along with the post.
Does anyone have any idea, how to solve this annoying problem?
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Here's the command that I entered:
Code:
hashcat64.exe -a 0 -m 2500 -w 3 --status --status-timer=60 -o "C:\Hacking\Hashcat\passwords.txt" --outfile-format=3 -r "C:\Hacking\my_rules\(uppercase,original) +symbol +123.rule" "C:\Users\cesal\o.hccapx" "C:\Hacking\Wordlist\cupp\chelsea.txt"And these were the candidates that I saw on status:
Candidates.#3....: $HEX[2474406d66307264210d40313233] -> HEX[427279616e6164616d73313131390d40313233]
Even checking for lots of times with long intervals the status always shows these kind of candidates.
I have checked the wordlist and it doesnt contain any of those randomly generated characters.
Here are the examples of some words on the list:
F00tb@ll8573
F00tb@ll8574
F00tb@ll8575
F00tb@ll8576
F00tb@ll8577
F00tb@ll8578
I have also attached a screenshot of this error along with the post.
Does anyone have any idea, how to solve this annoying problem?
snip.JPG (Size: 82.45 KB / Downloads: 3)