Hashcat Cheat Sheet is a comprehensive reference guide that provides practical examples and commands for using Hashcat, a password recovery tool. The resource covers various hash types including Linux and Windows system hashes, as well as application-specific hash formats. The cheat sheet includes detailed examples for cracking different hash algorithms and demonstrates advanced techniques such as rule-based attacks, dictionary attacks, and brute force methods. It provides specific command syntax and parameters for different attack modes and hash types. The guide also covers specialized scenarios including extracting and cracking hashes from network packet captures, working with salted hashes, and optimizing attack strategies. It serves as a quick reference for security professionals conducting password audits, penetration testing, or digital forensics investigations. The resource includes practical examples of wordlist usage, mask attacks, and hybrid attack methods. It provides guidance on selecting appropriate attack modes based on the target hash type and available computational resources.
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