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  • Hash cracking contests, CTF, challenges, etc.
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    KoreLogic's Crack Me If You Can 2026 When: Start: August 07, 2026 - 18:00 UTC End: August 09, 2026 - 18:00 UTC What: Crack Me If You Can 2026, also known as CMIYC, is KoreLogic's password cracking contest held during DEF CON 34. Teams compete to recover as many plaintexts as possible from provided hash sets and related challenge material. The 2026 scenario centers on a fictional breach of a data broker named Pamama, where teams are tasked with cracking staff accounts and encrypted files to expose the impact of the breach. Teams may use their own tools, public tools, and any authorized hardware they have available. Pro teams are expected to share techniques, methodology, and resource details after the event. Where: DEF CON 34 Las Vegas, NV, USA Remote participation over the Internet. Website: https://contest-2026.korelogic.com/ Rules: https://contest-2026.korelogic.com/intro/#rules Team Registration: https://contest-2026.korelogic.com/howto_register/ Crack Submission Info: https://contest-2026.korelogic.com/howto_submit/ Contest Updates: https://infosec.exchange/@CrackMeIfYouCan Notes: Anyone can play, though teams will do best. Team types include Pro Teams and Street Teams. Contest materials, hints, additional files, and updates may be released during the contest. Test hashes are expected before contest start so teams can verify their submission process. Encrypted contest files may be published before the start, with passphrases released when the contest begins.
  • Post your favorite hashcat rules here!
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  • Post your favorite wordlists here!
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    @cyclone great!
  • Hashes.com Escrow Feed

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    Escrow ID# 89392 • Algorithm: phpass, phpBB3 (MD5), Joomla >= 2.5.18 (MD5), WordPress (MD5), -m 400 • Total hashes: 1 • Price per hash: $4.0015 • Escrow URL: https://hashes.com/en/escrow/item/?id=89392 • Download hashes: 89392_400.zip
  • Pro Tips

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    Title: hcxcommic. ZeroBeat: ZeroBeat Source: https://github.com/ZerBea/hcxtools Description:It takes as input a 22000 hashcat -o file and a hash file and converts it to a HEX:PLAIN file. Accepted by hashmob if the MIC is in both input files present. That makes it much easier to submit findings to hashmob.net. Download a 22000 left list from hashmob either via web interface (filter by 22000) https://hashmob.net/hashlists/user or by ID (get if via web interface (https://hashmob.net/hashlists/user) I prefer via ID: (12612 is the ID shown in hm web interface: $ wget https://cdn.hashmob.net/hashlists/12589/125892.left Run hashcat against this list and use its -o option to store the findings to file! Either use your own word list $ hashcat -m 22000 -o 12589.found 12589.left wordlist ... Recovered........: 8/3358 (0.24%) Digests (total), 8/3358 (0.24%) Digests (new), 8/2857 (0.28%) Salts ... Or get one from wpa-sec $ wget https://wpa-sec.stanev.org/dict/cracked.txt.gz $ hashcat -m 22000 -o 12589.found 12589.left wordlist Generate the hash file accepted by hm: $ hcxcommic 12589.found 12589.left > hm.found Submit hm.found to hashmob (choose 22000). Note: hasmob marks some hashes as invalid. That's because hashmob has a massif(!) missing new line (\0a) problem! It has been reported.
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  • ~90kk MD5 Hashfile for Debugging and Benchmarking

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    That's great, thank you.
  • Password Cracking 101+1 Training

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