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Hi Guys
Linux use the crypt() function to encrypt the password.
The format of the key is like $id$salt$encrypted
ID | Method
1 | MD5
2a | Blowfish (not in mainline glibc; added in some
| Linux distributions)
5 | SHA-256 (since glibc 2.7)
6 | SHA-512 (since glibc 2.7)

For example, the key in the /etc/shadow is
shuiziliu:$6$96ULO.I/$aig03G/IEKqu08KyYH2BO.S.7.rURkCR2vMf4n3Wv6OIpwAiwjav/uCpJTYs9RAiCLHbRwSYuCl4yRkkEPwwT1:15048:0:99999:7:::

How can I use CUDA-Multiforcer to recover it?

You can't. Those algorithms are not supported currently.

Bitweasil wrote:You can't. Those algorithms are not supported currently.

Oh...Thanks a lot.

I have downloaded the source codes of the version 0.72, and get a qiuck look, It is indeed a great work of yours!
Is it possible that I change the source codes to add those new algorithms with a new parameter salt?
I know little about CUDA programing and algorithms, but I'm very interested.

Start with 0.80 on sourceforge, and it supports salted hashes. You just need to write the CUDA hash implementation.

aha
Thanks, I will try it