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I am trying to use john to crack a salted SHA1 hash. The hash is stored inside testing.txt.
According to Hash Analyzer it is SHA1.
Hash: REDACTED
Salt: Not Found
Hash type: SHA1 (or SHA 128)
Bit length: 160
Character length: 40
Char… Continue reading Cracking a salted SHA1 hash?
I am trying to use john to crack a salted SHA1 hash. The hash is stored inside testing.txt.
According to Hash Analyzer it is SHA1.
Hash: REDACTED
Salt: Not Found
Hash type: SHA1 (or SHA 128)
Bit length: 160
Character length: 40
Char… Continue reading Cracking a salted SHA1 hash?
I am trying to use john to crack a salted SHA1 hash. The hash is stored inside testing.txt.
According to Hash Analyzer it is SHA1.
Hash: REDACTED
Salt: Not Found
Hash type: SHA1 (or SHA 128)
Bit length: 160
Character length: 40
Char… Continue reading Cracking a salted SHA1 hash?
I need to utilize the UUID datatype (128bit) for storing my hashes. The goal is to be able quickly calculate/identify different records by comparing it rather than millions of 1-10k char long strings. So the goal here is not the security (… Continue reading What is the hash method producing 128-bit output (32 hex chars) with lowest collision likelyhood? [migrated]
I’ve recently become curious on how AD works and how hashes are shared between Windows machines. It’s very interesting how there are so many ways to get Windows programs to leak hashes, for example through editing a word docx settings file… Continue reading Responder not collecting hashes in most cases
Lets say Alice and Bob have a secret key k1. This key is 50 chars long and is cryptographically random. Alice generates a cryptographically random string (e.g. 16 chars long) and hashes this string and k1 with an algorithm like pbkfd2 or s… Continue reading Hashing a secret key with a random string to generate a new key
Does anyone know what algorithm or method was used to generate the following hashes?
Z5zDvEuuHnjIKxWozea0Sg==
KX4Xvtt9kYF6Vtqz3kPQ/A==
Kt4PfavKPQ+58KCnkBa3NQ==
XqhC5IdwwGYOPoKII97HBA==
aFZEIhzHqeRCeNWgY9YO7Q==
They’re hashes of hostnames … Continue reading Does anyone know what algorithm generated these hashes? [closed]
For example, sha-256 has a range from I believe zero to 2^256 – 1 if I’m correct. Sha 512 is 2^512. Is there a hashing function out there, publicly accessible with a higher range? Which has a higher range of numbers? Which has the highest … Continue reading What hashing function has the biggest "limit" or highest range of possibilities? [closed]
My responder is still catching hashes from Windows 10 box that has had Netbios over TCP/IP (DHCP scope option) and LLMNR disabled (GP).
The workstation invokes the net view \\responderip and responder displays the hash. Please confirm thi… Continue reading Responder still catching hashes with LLMNR and Netbios over TCP/IP disabled. Is this by design?
251953b58095a2124a758862707c5c98bc2862a85dbff21477e421adcf269dbc
I’ve been looking for a long time how to decipher it, and tried a lot of decoders, but to no avail.
Continue reading I would like help in cracking the hash [closed]