Custom Hashcat Attack Mode Development
Budget: £20 – £250 GBP
I'm looking for a developer to modify the latest hashcat to add an attack mode based on MD5 but customised.
A string is reversed, then MD5 hashed, the digest bytes are then arranged in a string instead of HEX, an example would be:
Input: TEST
Output: 141661771041341022192319911014316676208158245
A byte that is 6 would be encoded as 1 character, 255 would be encoded as 3 characters, so the output length could be between 16 and 48 bytes.
The actual byte array is [141, 66, 177, 104, 134, 102, 219, 231, 99, 110, 143, 166, 76, 208, 158, 245]
I want hashcat to be able to crack this hash using comparison. module_hash_decode doesn't need to do anything as you can't decode the string, as it's not possible to tell where the bytes are delimited.
I need this compiled for Linux and Windows, and tested against the above hash to confirm it works.
Thank you
A string is reversed, then MD5 hashed, the digest bytes are then arranged in a string instead of HEX, an example would be:
Input: TEST
Output: 141661771041341022192319911014316676208158245
A byte that is 6 would be encoded as 1 character, 255 would be encoded as 3 characters, so the output length could be between 16 and 48 bytes.
The actual byte array is [141, 66, 177, 104, 134, 102, 219, 231, 99, 110, 143, 166, 76, 208, 158, 245]
I want hashcat to be able to crack this hash using comparison. module_hash_decode doesn't need to do anything as you can't decode the string, as it's not possible to tell where the bytes are delimited.
I need this compiled for Linux and Windows, and tested against the above hash to confirm it works.
Thank you