Brother, I believe hashcat comes factory on Kali. On the command line type hashcat --version And see if anything pops up
I tried install hashcatgui and hashcat in my Windows. I have downloaded the latest version of OpenCL, but the date is 2017. I think my graphic card is too old. No latest version. Does Ubuntu Backstrack have this kind of issue? Need OpenCL too.
It appears to have bypassed your dictionary for some reason. Once it started did you by chance hit "b" on the keyboard?
It's actually still running. Just press enter and the status is running. --- Double Post Merged, 21 Dec 2018, Original Post Date: 20 Dec 2018 --- Can anyone provide me wordlist that recommend for Unifi wifi (Malaysia) ? --- Double Post Merged, 22 Dec 2018 --- What dictionary are you using?
I am using this command to crack password. hashcat.exe -m 2500 -a3 capture.hccapx ?d?d?d?d?d?d?d?d If I want to add a combine password, example dictionary.txt contain word "john", "alex", "bong“ I want the generated password as john5523 johnbong2365 alex3235bong 98bong23 How do I edit the command above?
Step 1: Create a .txt file and make it your dictionary. The lines will look something like this: ' john johnbong alex bong alexbong etc, all the possible words you think it might be ' Step 2: Command. To run the mask on the RIGHT side of the wordlist (attack mode 6), you're hashcat command should look something like this: hashcat.exe -m 2500 -O -a6 <capture.hccapx> <path to .txt made in Step 1> ?d?d?d?d?d?d?d?d Youre candidates will look like this john12345678 johnbong23456789 alex87654321 etc. The amount of numbers on the END is how many ?d you include in the mask Step 3: To run the mask on the LEFT side of the wordlist (attack mode 7), you're hashcat command should look something like this: Command. hashcat.exe -m 2500 -O -a7 <capture.hccapx> <path to .txt made in Step 1> ?d?d?d?d?d?d?d?d Youre candidates will look like this 12345678john 23456789johnbong 87654321alex etc. The amount of numbers on the BEGINNING is how many ?d you include in the mask. The complexity it takes to add numbers to the beginning, wordlist in the middle, and numbers in the end would be too complicated to post here, but you could always run something like this: hashcat.exe -m 2500 -O -a3 <capture.hccapx> ?d?dalex?d?d This command will run the following candidates: 12alex34 56alex78 Remember, run 'hashcat --help' to show mask help. ?d will be 0-9 where you could use a custom made mask, such as: hashcat.exe -m 2500 -O -a3 <capture.hccapx> -1 ?d?l ?1?1?1?1?1?1?1?1 Candidates: 8 keyspace 0-9 a-z: 12345678 abcdefgh a1b2c3d4 etc. You can also run a rule file. Step 1: Create .txt file and add rules from the screenshot I posted. Your rule file will look something like this: : <runs the dictionary straight with no rules> c <this capitalized the first word> u <runs the dictionary with all capitalization> r <reverses the dictionary word> d <duplicates the word in the dictionary> $1 <dictionary word plus 1 behind it> ^1 <dictionary word plus 1 before it> ^1 ^2 <dictionary word plus 12 before it> ^9 ^8 $3 $2 <adds 98 to the front, and 23 to the back (opposite when using $)> Step 2: Command hashcat.exe -m 2500 -O <capture.hccapx> -r <path to rule .txt (Step 1)> <path to word list> candidates: 12alex 12john alex1 1alex 1Alex 1ALEX 1XELA1 98bong23
I think so? It should be under wireless. It's on there on the version I downloaded about 3 months ago. Ettercap is good for phishing and wireshark too.
My version of Kali Linux is 2018.1 --- Double Post Merged, 24 Dec 2018, Original Post Date: 24 Dec 2018 --- I can't find ettercap and wifiphisher
2 more hours to finish to crack the dictionary. The opportunity to crack it is very low. I think the password is simply. Tried 8 digit numbers, 9 digit numbers, phone numbers 012xxxxxxx. It must be simply word with numbers. Any wordlist is recommended?
any one PLZ check this ... Thanks you --- Double Post Merged, 30 Dec 2018, Original Post Date: 30 Dec 2018 --- any one PLZ check this ... Thanks you
