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Date: Thu, 17 Apr 2014 22:43:04 +0200
From: "-.-PhanTom-.-" <phantom@...uribox.net>
To: john-users@...ts.openwall.com
Subject: Re: Re: [Suspected Junk Mail] JTR rules
log?
On 15-04-2014 23:07, magnum wrote:
> On 2014-04-15 22:58, -.-PhanTom-.- wrote:
>> I was thinking if it was possible to add the functionality to JTR that
>> outputs a second log file, which essentially lists the rules used in an
>> attack and counts how many passwords each rules decrypted? (And perhaps
>> also list the rules that were rejected.)
>> ideally with an option to specify the sort option for the output, to
>> either sort by rule "name" or the count of decrypted passes
>
> The current log file basically does shos all of that. Except for one
> thing: If your format loads eg. 1024 hashes at a time and cracks them
> in parallel, those 1024 rules might span several rules. The log file
> illustrates this, best-effort, using wording like "last rule currently
> in use" at times.
>
> To get it more exact than that, we'd need to sacrifice performance.
> And actually I did add such an option to Jumbo years ago. With some
> (or a lot of) performance penalty, you can get a 1:1 mapping in the
> log file using the option "--mkpc=1". You probably also want to set
> LogCrackedPasswords=Y in john.conf.
>
> magnum
>
>
Hi Magnum
Where do I use the option "--mkpc=1"? as a commandline parameter or is
it something that is done when compiling?
Regards
-.-PhanTom-.-
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