Hi,
I'm about to hack my own password for an online cryptocurrency wallet. I have the hash data and the algo in c++ source code. It seems to be a variant of PBKDF2-HMAC-SHA256 with a different number of rounds and a custom IV. The result is easy to check because it's json.
I've already looked through different variants of the 10900 but couldn't find the one I need. I think I have to code it myself. Can you give me a hint how to accomplish that? I code on windows in c++ and c# and have already implemented some crypto functions but I'm a total newbie to Hashcat!
I'm about to hack my own password for an online cryptocurrency wallet. I have the hash data and the algo in c++ source code. It seems to be a variant of PBKDF2-HMAC-SHA256 with a different number of rounds and a custom IV. The result is easy to check because it's json.
I've already looked through different variants of the 10900 but couldn't find the one I need. I think I have to code it myself. Can you give me a hint how to accomplish that? I code on windows in c++ and c# and have already implemented some crypto functions but I'm a total newbie to Hashcat!