Identify hash

[vladimir125]

Hello everyone,

I'm having some troubles to identify an hash that follows this pattern (I redacted it as requested by the rules):

Code:

B60XXXXXXXXXXcbBPyyphFez4SPlQnfCXXXXXXXXXXgiRT/7JQyGhDkPM0XXXXXXXXXXuan4xcM5Aj6e87ak6Q==

It seems that is made by A-z0-9 chars, plus the / one, it has a fixed length of 88 chars and it always end with ==
The position of the / seems random, so there's no separation between the salt and the "real" hash.

I'm 100% sure it's an hashed password, I checked my cheat sheet with known password but I can't identify it.
Do you have any clues?

[vladimir125]

Well, it seems that I just "rubber duck"ed myself
After finished posting I tried with some known passwords and I just found that it's an SHA-512 password encoded with base64.
Now my question is now different: how can oclhashcat handle this?
Is base64 encoded input supported?
If not, decoding it and supplying as hex would do the trick?

[epixoip]

decode it and reencode it as base16

[vladimir125]

Thank you for the suggestion!
I just checked the docs and I can only see options flagging the salt/charset/wordlist being in hex.
Is there anything for hashes? Or am I missing something obvious?

[epixoip]

You don't need to set any flags.

[vladimir125]

That's even better!
thank you very much!