hashcat and enigma rotor calculation
#1
Brick 
hello Board !



I got some questions about hashcat ... and enigma



could it be used as Turing machine???



simple there's an example of possible rotors:



* NORWAY ENIGMA (after to WWII)

 *

 * Wheel               ABCDEFGHIJKLMNOPQRSTUVWXYZ    Notch    Turnover      #

 * --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------

 * ETW                 ABCDEFGHIJKLMNOPQRSTUVWXYZ

 * I                   WTOKASUYVRBXJHQCPZEFMDINLG    Y        Q            1

 * II                  GJLPUBSWEMCTQVHXAOFZDRKYNI    M        E            1

 * III                 JWFMHNBPUSDYTIXVZGRQLAOEKC    D        V            1

 * IV                  ESOVPZJAYQUIRHXLNFTGKDCMWB    R        J            1

 * V                   HEJXQOTZBVFDASCILWPGYNMURK    H        Z            1

 * UKW                 MOWJYPUXNDSRAIBFVLKZGQCHET



the message is like : "XPKJ"
same like this message: "KGMU-JKZD-HFYR"


but there is a passcode! like:  1,1,1,1,1 / A,A,A,A,A / B,B,B,B,B / FLOPASKING



how to bruteforce the message when passcode and rotors not known?



I attached some sample bin for macOS (x86_64/arm64) universal bin.  
.gz   enigma.tar.gz (Size: 26.77 KB / Downloads: 0)



hope it helps



greetz florit
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#2
https://www.csoonline.com/article/354263...acker.html
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#3
Hashcat does not support Enigma.
I think that you want to look over here: https://github.com/the-lambda-way/bruteforce-enigma
Or play around with the Enigma-plugin on Cyberchef : https://gchq.github.io/CyberChef/
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#4
@marc1n & @Banaanhangwagen

Thanks for informations!

have you or some other once information ... how calculate characters on a graphic card like Apple Silicon Cards?
this may help more than Cyberchef but the-lambada-way repository is very interesting I´ll take a deeper look in it ...

thank you

greetz florit
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