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SHA1 key stretching - hashcloud - 02-04-2013 Hi all, I'm completely unsure where to put this so I figured this would be the correct place. How would I integrate a custom SHA1 algo into hashcat to use GPU? The algorithm I am trying to brute force uses SHA1, however it also utilizes key stretching. It hashes into itself 10 times, while adding the KEY. It starts with: KEY--salt--password-KEY Then the next time it's: lasthash--salt-password--KEY, and it keeps using the hash from before 10 times. I've created a perl script to use a wordlist: Code: #!/usr/bin/perl However, since it's 10 iterations.. it's very slow. So I wanted to utilize GPU. Is this possible with hashcat? RE: SHA1 key stretching - epixoip - 02-04-2013 no. RE: SHA1 key stretching - hashcloud - 02-04-2013 Do you know of any other options (that may support GPU) besides hashcat to speed up the process, epixoip? RE: SHA1 key stretching - epixoip - 02-04-2013 not that i know of. RE: SHA1 key stretching - undeath - 02-04-2013 you could probably modify jtr. RE: SHA1 key stretching - halfie - 02-06-2013 (02-04-2013, 05:01 PM)undeath Wrote: you could probably modify jtr. Thanks for the referral. I was able to build (and share) a JtR format to crack these type of hashes quickly. |