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load/save from/to http-server - ksp - 10-08-2010
I would love to be able to load wordlists, hashes etc from an url and likewise save cracked hashes to an url (e.g LoadWordList.php and SaveHashes.php)
It would help with distrubuted cracking ;-)
RE: load/save from/to http-server - MK.v.4 - 10-09-2010
Http://hashcrack.blogspot.com
RE: load/save from/to http-server - ksp - 10-09-2010
(10-09-2010, 12:41 AM)MK.v.4 Wrote: Http://hashcrack.blogspot.com
Hey,
Well I read a lot on your blog but I didn't find what I was looking for.
I want an option that for example loads a wordlist from my private webserver.
Like this:
(pc1 working on first set @home)
hashcat-cli.exe -a 1 -r http://mywebserver.com/rules/ruleset1.php -m 400 -o http://mywebserver.com/pot/crackedhash.php -n 1 http://mywebserver.com/hashes/hashset1.php http://mywebserver.com/dicts/dictset1.php
(pc 2 working on first set @work)
hashcat-cli.exe -a 1 -r http://mywebserver.com/rules/ruleset1.php -m 400 -o http://mywebserver.com/pot/crackedhash.php -n 1 http://mywebserver.com/hashes/hashset1.php http://mywebserver.com/dicts/dictset1.php
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(pc 102 working on 10th: set @friends mothers home)
hashcat-cli.exe -a 1 -r http://mywebserver.com/rules/ruleset10.php -m 400 -o http://mywebserver.com/pot/crackedhash.php -n 1 http://mywebserver.com/hashes/hashset10.php http://mywebserver.com/dicts/dictset10.php
And then it's up to me to write the php-code that input/output data to hashcat. All I need is a simple get-request-function in hashcat, and optionally some auth-function.
I know that this can be done with other tools combined with hashcat, like wget, tail, custom perlscripts etc, but it would be so cool (and easy) to have the get-request built-in.
RE: load/save from/to http-server - atom - 10-10-2010
nice idea but as long as you can do it with external commands there is no real need for it. also, from an architectonic view its somehow strange to add a http client to a password cracker.