Chick3nman

PDFs can have several different types of passwords, some of which loop in an encryption step and disallow opening the PDF at all(10500) and some which simply disallow editing the...

I may not fully understand the issue. Do none of those passwords work? If I understand the format correctly, the Owner/User passwords cracked with hashcat should work, and the fact...

Update to the above, the test used to determine validity of the password is indeed a little weak and could be updated for mode 25400. This would potentially reduce false...

@avevad can you retest with the latest release, 6.2.6? If the issue is resolved, please close the issue. If it persists then it may be due to the limited resources...

I agree that the warning message may get "unseen" through repeated usage but I think it's a good idea to have it regardless. We can include it as ADVICE level...

While I can see the idea, the test setup acting as the basis for this looks like an extremely limited case to be basing the above assumptions off of. It...

>Not sure how you came to that conclusion, I picked what is best based of what is best. Based on.... what exactly? There is no "best" without something to back...

> It's for sure enough data. No, it's not. It's a single, incredibly small, limited test. That's like testing a single game on a new PC and declaring it better...

This is unlikely to be added due to how coloring works currently using Log Levels and how it differs platform to platform. Was there a specific reason you wanted this?

Your computing device is too small for this attack. Current hashcat has different memory usage and memory limits than previous versions.