05-20-2018, 05:43 PM
Are there any plans to implement an option for recursively iterating any of the hash types (kernels)?
For example, if I want to test hashes that may have been encrypted with sha1 more than once, will there ever be a command line switch for testing such a thing?
Example:
For hash type 100, instead of trying "-m 100" for "sha1($password)", will something like "-m 100 2" for "sha1(sha1($password))" be a possibility?
The above might be a bad example. Here's another one.
For hash type 110, the default is "sha1($pass.$salt)". If I want to apply sha1 5 times like this, "sha1(sha1(sha1(sha1(sha1($pass.$salt)))))", then could syntax like "-m 110 5" be an option?
Related to this, does anyone know of any custom tool that can do this? Perhaps a script?
For example, if I want to test hashes that may have been encrypted with sha1 more than once, will there ever be a command line switch for testing such a thing?
Example:
For hash type 100, instead of trying "-m 100" for "sha1($password)", will something like "-m 100 2" for "sha1(sha1($password))" be a possibility?
The above might be a bad example. Here's another one.
For hash type 110, the default is "sha1($pass.$salt)". If I want to apply sha1 5 times like this, "sha1(sha1(sha1(sha1(sha1($pass.$salt)))))", then could syntax like "-m 110 5" be an option?
Related to this, does anyone know of any custom tool that can do this? Perhaps a script?