02-21-2015, 09:49 AM
Technically, you're dealing with a sha-512($salt1.$pass.$salt2), where $salt2 = $salt2.len($pass); it's just a number appended to salt2.
You'll have to filter your dictionaries / keyspace to a certain length and only attack hashes which have such length in the second salt (otherwise you're just wasting cycles).
But I don't see sha-512($salt1.$pass.$salt2) being supported by oclHashcat at the moment.
Hope this helps.
You'll have to filter your dictionaries / keyspace to a certain length and only attack hashes which have such length in the second salt (otherwise you're just wasting cycles).
But I don't see sha-512($salt1.$pass.$salt2) being supported by oclHashcat at the moment.
Hope this helps.