max/min password/salt length vs max/min supported lengths by kernel

Make it clear that the "pass lengths" and "salt lenghts" hints are only indicative and describe the max/min pass/salt length of the kernels and are not specific to the current attack (e.g. mask attack of length 8)
pull/1520/head
philsmd 6 years ago committed by GitHub
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commit 4fcfa2ac77
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@ -481,15 +481,15 @@ static void main_outerloop_mainscreen (MAYBE_UNUSED hashcat_ctx_t *hashcat_ctx,
* Optimizer constraints
*/
event_log_info (hashcat_ctx, "Password length minimum: %u", hashconfig->pw_min);
event_log_info (hashcat_ctx, "Password length maximum: %u", hashconfig->pw_max);
event_log_info (hashcat_ctx, "Minimum password length supported by kernel: %u", hashconfig->pw_min);
event_log_info (hashcat_ctx, "Maximum password length supported by kernel: %u", hashconfig->pw_max);
if (hashconfig->is_salted == true)
{
if (hashconfig->opti_type & OPTI_TYPE_RAW_HASH)
{
event_log_info (hashcat_ctx, "Salt length minimum: %u", hashconfig->salt_min);
event_log_info (hashcat_ctx, "Salt length maximum: %u", hashconfig->salt_max);
event_log_info (hashcat_ctx, "Minimim salt length supported by kernel: %u", hashconfig->salt_min);
event_log_info (hashcat_ctx, "Maximum salt length supported by kernel: %u", hashconfig->salt_max);
}
}

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