Hashcat is a high-performance hash cracking software and OpenCL compute application used to recover plain-text passwords from hashed data. It functions as a GPU-accelerated recovery tool and distributed password cracker, leveraging CPUs and GPUs to perform intensive cryptographic computations.
Die Hauptfunktionen von hashcat/hashcat sind: Password Hash Recovery, Hash Cracking Tools, Distributed Cracking Systems, Brute Force Tools, Dictionary-Based Password Attacks, Password Cracking, Hardware Acceleration, GPU Acceleration.
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