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    Hascatttt

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    Kayahan Kaymak
    The document provides hashcat command line arguments to crack passwords for a 11300 hash type file called 338.txt using a single lowercase password "abcdefABCDEF0123456789" and two hashes. Additional context in English describes that the user's lost password was their first name "Dima" followed by 8 unknown characters that may have been a random string or symbols from their post office.

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    Hascatttt

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    The document provides hashcat command line arguments to crack passwords for a 11300 hash type file called 338.txt using a single lowercase password "abcdefABCDEF0123456789" and two hashes. Additional context in English describes that the user's lost password was their first name "Dima" followed by 8 unknown characters that may have been a random string or symbols from their post office.

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    The document provides hashcat command line arguments to crack passwords for a 11300 hash type file called 338.txt using a single lowercase password "abcdefABCDEF0123456789" and two hashes. Additional context in English describes that the user's lost password was their first name "Dima" followed by 8 unknown characters that may have been a random string or symbols from their post office.

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    Hascatttt

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    Kayahan Kaymak
    The document provides hashcat command line arguments to crack passwords for a 11300 hash type file called 338.txt using a single lowercase password "abcdefABCDEF0123456789" and two hashes. Additional context in English describes that the user's lost password was their first name "Dima" followed by 8 unknown characters that may have been a random string or symbols from their post office.

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    ./hashcat.exe -a 3 -m 11300 338.

    txt -1 abcdefABCDEF0123456789
    B53bd8c350f7C17bc00976B -D 1

    b53bd8c26092a9b7a90c2339d18468e9a477970d46b56a2287815fe321e75816

    61fce2cb460ac711d2a4abf9a6bcb03a3869b0dde872ddcd73a734531f5f8abe

    ENG:

    Information By user: Password - Name (Dima) And 8 En Characters (Unknown)

    (Somehow on the forum I informed my address and I began to translate bitcoins, they
    were not needed for me so I did not spend them, after a time I updated the program
    to the new one and put the password, I present the name Dima to the beginning, and
    was also a password On 8-9 characters from the post office, but I lost it and has
    lost access to coins.)

    As far as I am a pioner, it looks like this: dima00000000 +/- 1 symbol.

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