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Do you have details on Cisco IOS password generation details?

I'm not sure if this is what you're looking for, but I think that is it possible to generate Cisco IOS MD5 hashes using this method:

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Do this at your favorite *nix prompt:
openssl passwd -1  -table -salt "C6orX" "password"

The output looks like:
password        $1$C6orX$k2Z7bDauFo1.E7Y1ruIhf/

"C6orX" is the salt, and "password" is the password.

Ah, that's just md5crypt. I'll support that eventually.

Bitweasil wrote:Ah, that's just md5crypt. I'll support that eventually.

Thanks, I look forward to it!

Has a GUI or crude front-end been discussed before? If so, I think it would really help. I know it probably isn't on the highest priority but it's something to consider.

atvkid1090 wrote:Has a GUI or crude front-end been discussed before? If so, I think it would really help. I know it probably isn't on the highest priority but it's something to consider.

You're volunteering to write one, yes?

The major problems with a GUI right now:
1. I don't like GUIs on utilities that are perfectly good from a CLI. There is /no/ reason for a GUI on this, IMO.
2. It runs on all 3 platforms - I don't know what current state of the art is in cross-platform GUIs.
3. I don't like writing GUIs.

budden wrote:Bitweasil
Afraid to ask but is MSSQL still in the plans?

Bitweasil wrote:Yes, as I have time to implement it. Busy with some other projects right now, and working on the web interface for when the new server is online next week.

Hi Bitweasil,
Any news about MSSQL support ?
Thanks.

I believe Vampyr's code (PassRape) includes MSSQL support.

Bitweasel, I would love to write you a GUI for something like this...alas, I don't have enough programming knowledge to do such a thing to implement one.

I think a GUI would be useful for a couple reasons:

1. Could calculate approximate time left using the iterations/sec in the application
2. Could allow manual input of a single hash (or list of hashes) instead of having to create a file for it

I dunno, it's totally up to you (or whoever wishes to develop for the program), but I figured I would at least make myself heard.

atvkid1090 wrote:1. Could calculate approximate time left using the iterations/sec in the application
2. Could allow manual input of a single hash (or list of hashes) instead of having to create a file for it

1. You know how fast your card crunches, you can calculate the keyspace easily, divide by the number of steps per second to get total time.
2. How hard is editing a file?

Code's out there. Submit patches...