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A custom php algorithm in hashcat? - reeexy - 10-27-2017
I'm trying to crack passwords on hashcat but this is the algorithm in php and I'm not sure how I can use this in hashcat:
function pass2($password, $id) {
$key = "r2chYO214w>1a32";
$hash1 = sha1($password, true);
$hash2 = $hash1 ^ sha1($id . $key . sha1($hash1, true), true);
return base64_encode($hash2);
}
So my question is how exactly do I get to crack passwords on hashcat using this algorithm, please help.
RE: A custom php algorithm in hashcat? - Waffle - 10-27-2017
If you encode the password "hashcat" with this algorithm, what is the result?
RE: A custom php algorithm in hashcat? - reeexy - 10-27-2017
(10-27-2017, 06:56 PM)Waffle Wrote: If you encode the password "hashcat" with this algorithm, what is the result?
P8eWSN4Vi+uoQYpsdG0/o8lAKXo=
But you also have to provide the id of the account that the password belongs to so in the example above I picked the id of 100.
print pass2('hashcat', '100');
RE: A custom php algorithm in hashcat? - atom - 10-28-2017
There's no magic involved here. You can either create a new mode or hack an existing one. It's all OSS