11-08-2017, 06:46 PM
Hello,
I am working on a Fortigate (Specifically FortiGate-300D v5.6.2) and testing out hash validation from the hashes pulled out of the config file. Here is the format (masked of course)
set password ENC XX2b82XXN5Keax/i0zq9Psn12v8X015siW+roACDLb3OiCMOtQ6ttPLNutxP4=
When I feed that "XX2b82XXN5Keax/i0zq9Psn12v8X015siW+roACDLb3OiCMOtQ6ttPLNutxP4=" into hashcat with -m 7000 I get a line-length exception. Generally this means that the parsing of the hash isn't aligned with the mode (in this case 7000). I wanted to see if there was something I was missing here. Per the wiki this seems like the right format.
Any ideas or thoughts? I'm thinking that maybe fortigate changed the format of the encoded password or something.
I am working on a Fortigate (Specifically FortiGate-300D v5.6.2) and testing out hash validation from the hashes pulled out of the config file. Here is the format (masked of course)
set password ENC XX2b82XXN5Keax/i0zq9Psn12v8X015siW+roACDLb3OiCMOtQ6ttPLNutxP4=
When I feed that "XX2b82XXN5Keax/i0zq9Psn12v8X015siW+roACDLb3OiCMOtQ6ttPLNutxP4=" into hashcat with -m 7000 I get a line-length exception. Generally this means that the parsing of the hash isn't aligned with the mode (in this case 7000). I wanted to see if there was something I was missing here. Per the wiki this seems like the right format.
Any ideas or thoughts? I'm thinking that maybe fortigate changed the format of the encoded password or something.