How to brute md5( sha1( $password ) . md5( $password ) . sha1( $password ) ) ?
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(03-17-2016, 07:09 PM)rurapenthe Wrote: Simply pasting command line examples here will raise even more questions from you than it will solve.

I successfully deal with algorithms, which are in the list * Hash types :.
For example 100 = SHA1 or 0 = MD5. I use a dictionary, brute force, and masks. So I'm not really a beginner, something that I can do.

But there is a hash algorithm which does not directly support hashcat. For example this one.

md5(sha1($password).md5($password).sha1($password))


Code:
379ffc4ddd1498db21fcdd8a7b0a8e3a:agape
04196603ca6c89e6fef84490d7524ebb:Lemons18
9c772a3165aa0e52510bec091b5eccbf:M1n1b1k3
4fc0b4139d2a1da24e0a101495f99acd:magnolia101
066c5957a141c2155341c637675c4329:80Monkey10


I could not figure out how make olcHashcat work with this algorithm.
Now I use another program that can work with md5(sha1($password).md5($password).sha1($password)).
But it uses only CPU, not GPU - very slow Sad

Maybe you will specify the paragraph in the wiki, which I should read carefully? Thanks for your help, my friend!


Messages In This Thread
RE: How to brute md5( sha1( $password ) . md5( $password ) . sha1( $password ) ) ? - by Max.us - 03-17-2016, 09:05 PM