An update after a week of messing about: I got HashCat setup and running for a week, running through all the possible password combinations. The biggest bottleneck at first was re-selecting the gofile password window and pressing enter once hashcat gives me a new combo. So I used razer synapse to record my mouse selecting the password window, then after spending hours learning coding I wrote a python script that enters the password from hashcat, and the mouse recording pressing "enter". But it was slow AF. So... I created 8 virtual desktops: all having the gofile window open for Samus VR folder, hashcat running on each (each of the virtual desktops using a different starting point of 5/6/7/8/9/10/11/12 symbols) and the same mouse recording doing it's thing. Actually saw some GPU usage this way! At about 2%... But people on github said that it should be sitting at 100% all the time, so I expanded my coding knowledge and wrote a script that auto-inputs the password from hashcat into gofile. No more virtual desktops! No more mouse recordings! And I'm running MILLIONS of combinations a minute!
But my RTX3050 is really choking. And seems like I got IP banned on gofile cause now it only works with VPN. Bought Proton and am adding to my script to switch the VPN every few thousands of guesses so I don't get banned again. In the meantinme got a new 700W PSU and a RTX5070 arriving in the next few days and it should be at least 4 times faster thanks to all the new cuda cores. At that point I should have all of EE's passwords cracked in a matter of days. Will share updates on my progress here.
