0.80 Alpha 4: MySQL323, {SHA}, {SSHA}, salted MD5

[Bitweasil]

You guys should know the drill!

Full list of hash types strings:

MD5
MD4
NTLM
SHA1
MSSQL
-- New hashes below --
MYSQL323
SHA - {SHA} type
SSHA - {SSHA} type (salted)
SALTMD5PASSSALT - md5(pass.salt)
SALTMD5SALTPASS - md5(salt.pass)

New command line options (may have reported these before):
--onlyfind <n> : Only find <n> passwords then quit
--bits <n> : The number of bits per workunit (default is 32). You can use this... um. Honestly, it's for debugging.
--debug : Only use GPU0, and doesn't bring up ncurses. No real use for this for y'all. Maybe on a console without ncurses?


There are some sample files in the test_hashes folder, otherwise ping me for details.

I'm going to be less available the next few weeks, but have plenty to keep me busy - not the least of which includes some proper documentation of file types, a pwdump file handler, and some other stuff (including, hopefully, a DES implementation!)

[Railgun]

Hey Bitweasil,

Thanks so much for this release.

Railgun.

[hackajar]

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./CUDA-Multiforcer-CPP -l -h NTLM -f ntlm.txt --min=1 --max=7 -u charsets/charset-all-multi -o output.txt --threads 768 -m 200 --blocks 120

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+------------------------------------------------------------------------------+
|'p' to pause          Cryptohaze Multiforcer 0.80 ALPHA4          'q' to quit |
|                                                                              |
|Hash type     :      NTLM |      Passwords Found      |                       |
|Current PW len:         6 |                           |  0: GPU: 1722.86M/s   |
|Total hashes  :         1 |                           |  1: GPU: 1722.33M/s   |
|Cracked hashes:         0 |                           |                       |
|Total time    : 00:00:12  |                           |                       |
|WUs: 2/172 (1.2%)         |                           |                       |
|--------------------------|                           |                       |
| Thread 0 mem loaded      |                           |                       |
| Thread 1 mem loaded      |                           |                       |
| Creating 2 threads       |                           |                       |
| Starting pw len 6        |                           |                       |
| Starting pw len 6        |                           |                       |
| Threads joined           |                           |                       |
| Td 1: out of WU.         |                           |                       |
| Td 0: out of WU.         |                           |                       |
| Thread 0 mem loaded      |                           |                       |
| Thread 1 mem loaded      |                           |                       |
| Creating 2 threads       |                           |                       |
| Starting pw len 5        |                           |                       |
| Starting pw len 5        |                           | TOTAL  : 3445.20M/s   |
+------------------------------------------------------------------------------+


Updated Man Page Attached!

[Railgun]

Nice work hackajar.

Railgun.

[mayberryman]

any chance of releasing the beta(s) for win7x64?

[johny_cash]

what abt sha1(salt.pass)?
also: can u add total 24 for lenght?

[Bitweasil]

any chance of releasing the beta(s) for win7x64?

Yeah, working on that... I have some non-Windows-friendly code that I need to clean up first.

what abt sha1(salt.pass)?
also: can u add total 24 for lenght?

Not right now, but I'll keep that in mind... for what it's worth, donations often help motivate me to implement certain algorithms.

[Kmaid]

Any chance we could get Md5(Md5(salt).Md5(pwd)) ?

[bt5]

OS X build?

Or, maybe, source?

[Bitweasil]

Thought I did have an OS X build... guess I either don't, or didn't upload it. I'll see what I can do.

Source remains closed for a multitude of reasons.

Kmaid: Do you have some sample values for this hash type? And are the inner MD5s outputing a 16 byte hex output, or a 32 byte ascii output?