04-07-2025, 08:08 PM
You should be able to use m120. First convert your hash to hex, eg like this:
Then take hex value of the salt, since there is a delimiter in it:
Your hashline should look like this:
Then pass --hex-salt to hashcat.
This should work, of course, if this is the correct way to construct the resulting hash.
Code:
echo y70nnRaOAk9Pbc1cz8L8esO9ph8= | base64 -d | xxd -p
Code:
echo -n '15526625072025-04-04T15:17:40+03:00' | xxd -p -c0
Code:
cbbd279d168e024f4f6dcd5ccfc2fc7ac3bda61f:31353532363632353037323032352d30342d30345431353a31373a34302b30333a3030
This should work, of course, if this is the correct way to construct the resulting hash.