hashcat Forum
Strangest HASH (but just MD5) - Printable Version

+- hashcat Forum (https://hashcat.net/forum)
+-- Forum: Deprecated; Previous versions (https://hashcat.net/forum/forum-29.html)
+--- Forum: Old hashcat Support (https://hashcat.net/forum/forum-20.html)
+--- Thread: Strangest HASH (but just MD5) (/thread-340.html)



Strangest HASH (but just MD5) - juasjuas - 03-23-2011

Hello eveyone.
I have a shadow with this hash:
Quote:user_name:$1$eXmgr24C$NjeEHTZJ8gpSbJRtltggj.:15136:0:99999:7:::
That I know:

Quote:$1$
It means the cipher is MD5

Quote:eXmHZ24C
Is this the SALT???

Quote:NjeEHTZJ8gpSbJRtltXgj.

What is it?
I dont know if the final point (.) in this last string is a part of the cipher pass.

How i crack this???Huh

Thanks a lot!!!Blush





RE: Strangest HASH (but just MD5) - atom - 03-23-2011

its md5crypt, 1000 times iterated md5. you can crack it with hashcat or oclHashcat+. Use -m 500


RE: Strangest HASH (but just MD5) - juasjuas - 03-23-2011

(03-23-2011, 10:21 AM)atom Wrote: its md5crypt, 1000 times iterated md5. you can crack it with hashcat or oclHashcat+. Use -m 500

Thanks a lot. I have search the -m 500 option and i see it is md5(UNIX). What i must enter in the hasfile box??? (i use hascar gui)

Quote:eXmHZ24C$NjeEHTZJ8gpSbJRtltXgj.
this???
Quote:user_name:$1$eXmgr24C$NjeEHTZJ8gpSbJRtltXggj.:15136:0:99999:7:::
This???

What format???

Thank you very very much im starting in hash cracking.


RE: Strangest HASH (but just MD5) - San - 03-23-2011

Just put '$1$eXmHZ24C$NjeEHTZJ8gpSbJRtltXgj.' ($1$salt$hash) in 'hash.txt' and use the following syntax:

Code:
hashcat-cli32.exe -m 500 -o hash.out hash.txt Your-Dictionnary.txt
Read the help btw: hashcat-cli.exe -h

You just have to choose which binary you want to use (32 or 64bits) or use the .bin if you're on a Linux system.

And yes, the final "." is part of the hash.


RE: Strangest HASH (but just MD5) - juasjuas - 03-23-2011

(03-23-2011, 01:17 PM)San Wrote: Just put '$1$eXmgr24C$NjeEHTZJ8gpSbJRtltggj.' ($1$salt$hash) in 'hash.txt' and use the following syntax:

Code:
hashcat-cli32.exe -m 500 -o hash.out hash.txt Your-Dictionnary.txt
Read the help btw: hashcat-cli.exe -h

You just have to choose which binary you want to use (32 or 64bits) or use the .bin if you're on a Linux system.

And yes, the final "." is part of the hash.
   

Here is how i use the hascat and the error that happends.

I dont want to use dicctionary. I want to do bruteforce attack.

What is wrong?
Thanks!!!





RE: Strangest HASH (but just MD5) - atom - 03-23-2011

bruteforce a md5crypt is a bad idea. but i can guarantee you by 100% if use the dictionary rockyou.txt you will find the pass. oh and it does not work because a hashfile is not a hash.


RE: Strangest HASH (but just MD5) - juasjuas - 03-24-2011

DONE! It has been cracked thanks so much.
My new challenge is http://hashcat.net/forum/thread-341.html

Thank you very much