Password Manager Hash Decryption
Budget: $25 – $50 USD
I have a single hash that was exported from a password manager. I’m unsure of the exact algorithm it uses—only that it originates from that application—so step one will be identifying the hash type, then recovering the underlying plaintext. Everything needs to run smoothly on a Linux machine, so please rely on tools that work natively there (Hashcat, John the Ripper, or similar).
What I need from you
• Perform the crack / decryption and provide the recovered string in clear text.
• Supply a brief write-up or script so I can reproduce the process on my own Linux box if ever needed again.
I’ll test the result on delivery by feeding the plaintext back into the manager and confirming the match, so accuracy is critical. Let me know which tools you intend to use and an estimated timeframe once you see the hash.
What I need from you
• Perform the crack / decryption and provide the recovered string in clear text.
• Supply a brief write-up or script so I can reproduce the process on my own Linux box if ever needed again.
I’ll test the result on delivery by feeding the plaintext back into the manager and confirming the match, so accuracy is critical. Let me know which tools you intend to use and an estimated timeframe once you see the hash.