06-20-2012, 03:49 PM
The example hash is structured as following:
$episerver$ <- signature
* sep
0 <- version (currently only 0 allowed. 0 = sha1)
* sep
fGJ2wn/5WlzqQoDeCA2kXA== <- salt value, base64 encoded
* sep
zycIUapZz/v84FF93rAWDlCA3x8= <- sha1 hash, base64 encoded
The dict you are missing can be added as last parameter. If you omit it, oclHashcat accepts arbitrary input via stdin, that why it says piped in the status. In my example I used echo.
$episerver$ <- signature
* sep
0 <- version (currently only 0 allowed. 0 = sha1)
* sep
fGJ2wn/5WlzqQoDeCA2kXA== <- salt value, base64 encoded
* sep
zycIUapZz/v84FF93rAWDlCA3x8= <- sha1 hash, base64 encoded
The dict you are missing can be added as last parameter. If you omit it, oclHashcat accepts arbitrary input via stdin, that why it says piped in the status. In my example I used echo.