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Date: Mon, 4 Nov 2019 15:50:11 +0100
From: Solar Designer <solar@...nwall.com>
To: john-users@...ts.openwall.com
Subject: Re: Help needed with with --bilocker: No passwors hash loaded Error
On Mon, Nov 04, 2019 at 09:29:16AM +0000, john difool wrote:
> I'm trying to use JtR to uncrypt a bitlocker-ed image disk on Linux (Debian distribution)
>
> I've downloaded and compiled last version. Here are some of the output with opencl info
Great.
> in bold characters
You can't really have those on a text only mailing list (no HTML).
> OpenCL support ............................. yes
So yes, you successfully configured for OpenCL, and the build is
supposed to have that or else it wouldn't complete, which I assume it
did (since you quoted a gcc invocation late in the build).
> > john --list=formats
However, you don't have any -opencl formats in the output of this
command. My guess is you ended up running a "john" binary other than
what you built. Maybe your system has one installed globally.
To use your local build, you probably need something like:
cd ../run
./john --list=formats
Note the leading "./", which requests running the program from the
current directory.
> I've created a dictionary and generated hashes using John2bitlocker but whatever the hash file I use I get an error "No passwors hash loaded". Why is that?
>
> > bitlocker2john -i disk.img
>
> > cat target_hash
> $bitlocker$3$16$3adb3d7f8dfbe03dc3f4cef931aad1e9$1048576$12$e04a4339a66cd50162000000$60$1e93c2f48241aa8af137dee6e6aa3ad5584febef62857e0462a674cbe8b21268b1dc7633b302fcc5a268cdd52d44adb5b55cb3e1c082c79d724bc903
>
> > john --format=bitlocker --wordlist=dictionnary.txt target_hash
>
> Using default input encoding: UTF-8
> No password hashes loaded (see FAQ)
Some of the subtypes of Bitlocker (non-)hashes are only supported by our
OpenCL format (thus, bitlocker-opencl), not the CPU format (bitlocker).
So you actually need an OpenCL-enabled build, and I suggest that you
omit the "--format" option in order to let JtR autodetect whatever
format will accept the hash without you limiting its possible choices.
The command may be like:
./john target_hash
You'll add more options after you get this basic invocation working.
I hope this helps.
Alexander
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