07-03-2016, 04:02 AM
Thankyou for the reply.
I have looked at the link you have provided, and realized I neglected to search for this very thing before posting to get an idea of the scope if I had to tackle this myself. Unfortunately, I am the first to admit this sort of coding is far outside and beyond my skill level. I would be more comfortable modifying an existing code than starting from scratch with a new module, even with help.
In my travels, I came across this post which seems to be similar to my issue. https://hashcat.net/forum/thread-3472-po...l#pid19941 . I will instead be working off 3710 as it seems the closest fit to my needs. md5($salt.md5($pass)) if very close and appending the md5 of the salt for each hash may work if I figure out how to do it. If I do find a solution it seems unlikely to work on multiple hashes at once but I will be happy if I can get it to work at all even one hash at a time. Then I can attempt to improve upon it if the speed is unsatisfactory.
I will report back if I make any progress.
I have looked at the link you have provided, and realized I neglected to search for this very thing before posting to get an idea of the scope if I had to tackle this myself. Unfortunately, I am the first to admit this sort of coding is far outside and beyond my skill level. I would be more comfortable modifying an existing code than starting from scratch with a new module, even with help.
In my travels, I came across this post which seems to be similar to my issue. https://hashcat.net/forum/thread-3472-po...l#pid19941 . I will instead be working off 3710 as it seems the closest fit to my needs. md5($salt.md5($pass)) if very close and appending the md5 of the salt for each hash may work if I figure out how to do it. If I do find a solution it seems unlikely to work on multiple hashes at once but I will be happy if I can get it to work at all even one hash at a time. Then I can attempt to improve upon it if the speed is unsatisfactory.
I will report back if I make any progress.