Live demo for Hashtopus:
Web admin:
http://hashtopus.nech.me/demo/admin.php
(any password will work)
Cracking machines:
To download agent simply log into admin and click Agent deployer in the menu. It is a .NET 2.0 executable binary compatible with Mono under Unix-like systems.
To run it under such system simply execute something like this
On Windows, simply start the executable the normal way.
The agent does not require Admin/root rights and will not write outside its directory. It will create files and subdirectories.
Note that since oclHashcat has only support for --skip and --limit in beta, creating releases now will be pointless since it requires the .keyfile. But for first hands-on experience, I believe it will help you.
Features not working yet on Unix-like systems:
- driver detection (will always send 999999)
- idle detection (even if you set agressivity to 10, it will still behave like 0 - start immediately)
EDIT: I've added some demo data to the environment as well as "fake" hashcat release - it contains the +- proper structure, but all the executables are zero-length. Don't expect it to start cracking at all, but you can make a picture of how updating works here
EDIT2: If you have access to beta, simply wait for the "fake" update to occur, exit Hashtopus and copy oclHashcat beta to the "hashcat" subdir of hashtopus directory, then start Hashtopus again. It will work all the way but be carefull - the demo access is public so anyone can create a task your computer might accidentaly compute)
Web admin:
http://hashtopus.nech.me/demo/admin.php
(any password will work)
Cracking machines:
To download agent simply log into admin and click Agent deployer in the menu. It is a .NET 2.0 executable binary compatible with Mono under Unix-like systems.
To run it under such system simply execute something like this
Code:
apt-get install libmono2.0-cil
mono hashtopus.exeThe agent does not require Admin/root rights and will not write outside its directory. It will create files and subdirectories.
Note that since oclHashcat has only support for --skip and --limit in beta, creating releases now will be pointless since it requires the .keyfile. But for first hands-on experience, I believe it will help you.
Features not working yet on Unix-like systems:
- driver detection (will always send 999999)
- idle detection (even if you set agressivity to 10, it will still behave like 0 - start immediately)
EDIT: I've added some demo data to the environment as well as "fake" hashcat release - it contains the +- proper structure, but all the executables are zero-length. Don't expect it to start cracking at all, but you can make a picture of how updating works here
EDIT2: If you have access to beta, simply wait for the "fake" update to occur, exit Hashtopus and copy oclHashcat beta to the "hashcat" subdir of hashtopus directory, then start Hashtopus again. It will work all the way but be carefull - the demo access is public so anyone can create a task your computer might accidentaly compute
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