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1- When running O rule with -j/-k options with omit range equal to the provided plain it skip the plain.
2- When using the same rule from a file it works as expected.
first scenario
given file w.txt that contains the string abc. and I run this command: hashcat --stdout -j 'O03' w.txt (or hashcat --stdout -k 'O03' w.txt). then expected output
`` ( empty ) actual abc
second scenario
given file w.txt that contains the string abc. and file rule.rule that contains the string O03. and I run this command: hashcat --stdout -r rule.rule w.txt. then expected output
`` ( empty ) actual
as expected.
Hashcat version:
$ hashcat --version
v3.30-5-gdd57ef52
Is this an expected behaviour ?
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Wrong behaviour for O rule with -j/-k options
Possible wrong behaviour for O rule with -j/-k options
Jan 15, 2017
1- When running
O
rule with-j
/-k
options with omit range equal to the provided plain it skip the plain.2- When using the same rule from a file it works as expected.
first scenario
given
filew.txt
that contains the stringabc
.and
I run this command:hashcat --stdout -j 'O03' w.txt
(orhashcat --stdout -k 'O03' w.txt
).then
expected output
`` ( empty )
actual
abc
second scenario
given
filew.txt
that contains the stringabc
.and
filerule.rule
that contains the stringO03
.and
I run this command:hashcat --stdout -r rule.rule w.txt
.then
expected output
`` ( empty )
actual
as expected.
Hashcat version:
Is this an expected behaviour ?
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: