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blazer wrote:any planned speed improvements for later revisions? (would be awesome to have the features of the multiforcer with the speed of ighash) but beggars can' be choosers

There are some in the works, yes. Any chance you could get me some ihasgpu MD5/NTLM numbers?

Right now, I'm still not hash reversing, so I'm not going to be competitive with a tool that does that. However, again, my new architecture makes it /much/ easier to do per-hash tweaks.

I also haven't fermi-tuned my code. There are some gains to be had there.

Got the hash framework for "plain" hashes sorted out. It took me about 15 minutes to add NTLM support from my old code.

Right around 2500M NTLM/sec on 2 470s.

blazer wrote:any planned speed improvements for later revisions? (would be awesome to have the features of the multiforcer with the speed of ighash) but beggars can' be choosers

At some point, yes. For now, the focus is on getting the framework out and useful. Once that's in place, then I'll start adding hash algorithms and improving speed on existing ones. It'll be much easier to do things like fermi-specific tuning once this is fully fleshed out.