07-15-2024, 09:27 PM
(07-15-2024, 09:10 PM)buka Wrote: Simple3Des uses SHA1 as the KDF, from what I understand. There's no existing module in hashcat to crack that, I'm afraid.
Thank You for your reply. I am not an encryption aficionado (so i dont know much). I found the history behind 3des - which I believe is the same thing. https://www.comparitech.com/blog/informa...ncryption/
"3DES is an encryption cipher that was derived from the original Data Encryption Standard"
" Although it’s officially known as the Triple Data Encryption Algorithm (3DEA) "
So - If someone says its SHA1 - I guess that could be the case. On the Hashcat examples page they do reference des3 (15300) , and 3des (14100), des (14000) ... but I am not sure of the format...?
hashcat 14100 -m "salthere" "hashvaluehere" -a 3 'password'?d?d?d - something like this - I am not sure... Any help would be appreciated.
Thanks