"it's nice to see some competition in that area"
not to reinvent the wheel, just didn't see any other software that do the same for linux (or any cross-platform app), that's mainly why hashcat.launcher came
also a nice feature is that the hash type list is dynamic (there is no file where the hash types are stored or hardcoded) the hash type list is being generated based on your hashcat, so this make it works with newer versions containing new algos without the need to make any modification.
thanks for passing by
not to reinvent the wheel, just didn't see any other software that do the same for linux (or any cross-platform app), that's mainly why hashcat.launcher came
also a nice feature is that the hash type list is dynamic (there is no file where the hash types are stored or hardcoded) the hash type list is being generated based on your hashcat, so this make it works with newer versions containing new algos without the need to make any modification.
thanks for passing by