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OSX hash - Mem5 - 02-15-2012
Hi guys,
I don't know where to post my question so I hope it is OK here.
My question deals about OSX hashes.
I read that a OSX hash is a salted SHA1 (salt = first 8 chars)
Code:
OSX_hash : <removed>
salt : <removed>
sha1 : <removed>oclhashcat gives me "password" as clear.
I would like now to generate the hash corresponding to this plain text, just to double-check.
But if a do echo -n password | sha1sum it does not give me the expected hash.
How can I generate an OSX hash when knowing the clear ?
Thank you.
RE: OSX hash - radix - 02-15-2012
Do not post hashes on these forums
RE: OSX hash - mastercracker - 02-15-2012
You don't get the same hash because you don't use the salt.
RE: OSX hash - atom - 02-15-2012
also notice the salt is encoded in hex
RE: OSX hash - Mem5 - 02-15-2012
Sorry for the hashes.
Quote:You don't get the same hash because you don't use the salt.
Quote:also notice the salt is encoded in hex
So I did :
$salt_as_string = hex2string($salt);
But
Code:
SHA1($salt_as_string, "password")