Clarification on Command to execute - No password candidates received in stdin mode, aborting..
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python3 rephraser.py --corpus sentences-eng_wikipedia_2016_1M --model ./wiki1M_model.keyvi | hashcat -m 1000 -O -D 2 -w 4 --status --status-timer=60 --username -r ./rephraserBasic8.rule -r ~/travco_princev8.rule ./NTLMHashfile
When executing the above command after firstly adding the sentance file as you mentioned and removing the line numbers. ( also had to remove the first lines starting with numerical values as well)
I notice that there is no attack mode? im assuming "-a 0" as you are using rules? (i guess no need if using stdin?)
When running the command no words ever get passed to hashcat and therefore i receive the message:
"No password candidates received in stdin mode, aborting..."
Can you confirm please?
Traceback shows:
Traceback (most recent call last):
File "/opt/rephraser/rephraser.py", line 281, in
traverselikely(mpqueue, (BEGIN,BEGIN), args.words, args.batchdepth, [])
File "/opt/rephraser/rephraser.py", line 135, in traverselikely
traverselikely(mpqueue, nextstate, depthremaining - 1, batchdepth, prefix + [nextword])
File "/opt/rephraser/rephraser.py", line 111, in traverselikely
cstate_model = dct[' '.join(state)].GetValue()
TypeError: sequence item 1: expected str instance, bytes found
The default hashcat attack mode is "straight" or "dictionary" or -a 0, you can explicitly specify it if you feel like it - it won't change the behavior.
If the program is crashing it wouldn't pass anything along to hashcat. It looks like it's crashing because something getting passed down isn't a python string object.
Could you provide a portion of what you're using as your corpus (e.g. head -n 20 sentences-eng_wikipedia_2016_1M) ?
A 0-0 draw at best.
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Sorry for the month of delay - I had to revisit this a couple of times in-between real-life throwing a few wrenches.
I can't reproduce this even if I upgrade to the most recent version of the python3 packages for keyvi (0.4.6) and markovify (0.8.3) ... which given the error is probably actually the issue. Rephraser reaches pretty deeply into markovify's data structures for efficiency reasons, and having the wrong datatype because it's in the wrong version of python is definitely going to cause problems.
For some reason I had "pip install" instead of "pip3 install" on the readme. Oops. I would wager most people definitely have python2's pip as the default for "pip" and rephraser as written is not backward compatible with bytes strings in python2.
Try
pip uninstall keyvi
pip uninstall markovify
pip3 install keyvi
pip3 install markovify