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(★ New Tool ★)-==-[ Hash Identifier ] - Hydra_ - Jan 22, 2012



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Hey Guys ✌


Today i bring you guys a very nice tool i found in another website ... the tool is called Hash Identifier.
What this tool does is identifying the Algorithm of Encryption of the hash you input.

[img]http://img197.imageshack.us/img197/2990/hashid.png[/img]

The tool supports many types of Hashes
  • ADLER-32

  • CRC-32

  • CRC-32B

  • CRC-16

  • CRC-16-CCITT

  • DES(Unix)

  • FCS-16

  • GHash-32-3

  • GHash-32-5

  • GOST R 34.11-94

  • Haval-160

  • Haval-192 110080 ,Haval-224 114080 ,Haval-256

  • Lineage II C4

  • Domain Cached Credentials

  • XOR-32

  • MD5(Half)

  • MD5(Middle)

  • MySQL

  • MD5(phpBB3)

  • MD5(Unix)

  • MD5(Wordpress)

  • MD5(APR)

  • Haval-128

  • MD2

  • MD4

  • MD5

  • MD5(HMAC(Wordpress))

  • NTLM

  • RAdmin v2.x

  • RipeMD-128

  • SNEFRU-128

  • Tiger-128

  • MySQL5 - SHA-1(SHA-1($pass))

  • MySQL 160bit - SHA-1(SHA-1($pass))

  • RipeMD-160

  • SHA-1

  • SHA-1(MaNGOS)

  • Tiger-160

  • Tiger-192

  • md5($pass.$salt) - Joomla

  • SHA-1(Django)

  • SHA-224

  • RipeMD-256

  • SNEFRU-256

  • md5($pass.$salt) - Joomla

  • SAM - (LM_hash:NT_hash)

  • SHA-256(Django)

  • RipeMD-320

  • SHA-384

  • SHA-256

  • SHA-384(Django)

  • SHA-512

  • Whirlpool

  • and More ...




[=>] Website of the Script: Hash Identifier

You can find the source there in the website.


Hope you guys find the tool useful and ... Enjoy 🙂




* - z3r0x1 - Jan 22, 2012

Nice found, but why would you downlaod a program when you can do it online:
WebPage.


* - Hell Guardian - Jan 22, 2012

That's great!! don't you think it should be in the Website hacking section though? Anyway great tool and will come in handy :)


* - Hydra_ - Jan 22, 2012

(Jan 22, 2012 02:18 PM)z3r0x1 Wrote:  Nice found, but why would you downlaod a program when you can do it online:
WebPage.

i think this tool supports more encryptions ;)

thanx for ur comment 🙂

(Jan 22, 2012 02:18 PM)Hell Guardian Wrote:  That's great!! don't you think it should be in the Website hacking section though? Anyway great tool and will come in handy :)

i think it's better to be here as maybe ppl in Website Hacking Section don't code on python ... some of them at least :D

anyway i appreciate your comment ... thanx ✌ 🙂


* - Rhynorater. - Jan 22, 2012

Very nice find bro, I would love to look at the source code for that...

-Rhynorater.


* - Hydra_ - Jan 22, 2012

(Jan 22, 2012 04:44 PM)Rhynorater. Wrote:  Very nice find bro, I would love to look at the source code for that...

-Rhynorater.

thanx Rhynorater for ur feedback :)


* - Dmaster_773 - Jan 22, 2012

Interesting ways of identifying the hashes, not too complex honestly, just checking length of hash, and if comprised of only digits or both digits and numbers. But I guess it works, don't get the point of sorting the final list, unless the numbers are an indication of how much they are used...


* - Hydra_ - Jan 23, 2012

(Jan 22, 2012 07:39 PM)Dmaster_773 Wrote:  Interesting ways of identifying the hashes, not too complex honestly, just checking length of hash, and if comprised of only digits or both digits and numbers. But I guess it works, don't get the point of sorting the final list, unless the numbers are an indication of how much they are used...

yeah that's right ✌



* - Prominent - Aug 13, 2012

(Aug 13, 2012 07:43 AM)Prayanthem Wrote:  Looks Linux only... Is it?
35 Char +++

Works on both Windows and Linux. Tested it.


* - Hydra_ - Nov 19, 2012

(Aug 13, 2012 07:43 AM)Prayanthem Wrote:  Looks Linux only... Is it?
35 Char +++

Python is for Linux, Windows and Mac ... so it would run on any 🙂