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gladius not pushing hashes to hashcat on Kali Linux
Run command: python gladius.py --hashcat /usr/bin/hashcat -r d3adh0.rule -w /usr/share/wordlists/rockyou.txt
Gladius is checking the wrong filepath for the hashes on the new kali linux version, so i manually copied the capture from the /logs subdirectory under responder, Gladius picks them up immediately and displays them in the window, however it doesn't ever do anymore than that. It seems as though its not forwarding them to hashcat? -m
What is the new file path? I don't have a Kali box in front of me atm.
On Nov 7, 2016 1:10 PM, "mariogd" [email protected] wrote:
Run command: python gladius.py --hashcat /usr/bin/hashcat -r d3adh0.rule -w /usr/share/wordlists/rockyou.txt
Gladius is checking the wrong filepath for the hashes on the new kali linux version, so i manually copied the capture from the /logs subdirectory under responder, Gladius picks them up immediately and displays them in the window, however it doesn't ever do anymore than that. It seems as though its not forwarding them to hashcat? -m
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/usr/share/responder/logs is the new dumping ground for responder.
but even when i move the dumps in manually and it detects them, for some reason they are still not getting passed to hashcat
any update on this?
I can confirm on Kali 2.0 it's having difficulty passing it to /usr/bin/hashcat.
Btw @mariogd you can change the responder directory with --responder-dir /usr/share/responder/logs
i'm aware.. that switch is flaky at best though.. sometimes it will not look in there for the hashes even when instructed too... anyway that is minor... what about the passing of the hashes to hashcat? That is still very broken...