hashgen - the blazingly fast hash generator

[cyclone]

Title: hashgen
Author: cyclone
URL: https://github.com/cyclone-github/hashgen
Description:
Hashgen is a CLI hash generator written in Go and can be cross compiled for Linux, Raspberry Pi, Windows & Mac, although testing and compiling is mainly done on debian 12 linux. As of the this writing, hashgen (go) has a 2,519% faster md5 hashrate vs the next fastest publicly available CPU based hash generator (see benchmarks).

To use hashgen, type your mode, wordlist input & hash output files with a simple command line.

Features:

• Supports multiple hashing functions (see list below)
• Encode & decode base64
• Supports ASCII, UTF-8 and $HEX[] wordlist input
  • Can also be used to dehex a wordlist by setting mode to "-m plaintext" which will output wordlist to plaintext

Useage Examples:

• read wordlist.txt, hash to md5 and write to output.txt

./hashgen -m md5 -w wordlist.txt -o output.txt

• pipe wordlist into hashgen and write to stdout

cat wordlist.txt | ./hashgen -m md5

• dehex hex_wordlist to plaintext wordlist

./hashgen -m plaintext -w hex_wordlist.txt -o wordlist.txt

Example Output:

$ ./hashgen_amd64.bin -m 0 -t 16 -w rockyou.txt -o /dev/null 
2024/11/01 17:32:57 Starting...
2024/11/01 17:32:57 Processing file: rockyou.txt
2024/11/01 17:32:57 Hash function: 0
2024/11/01 17:32:57 CPU Threads: 16
2024/11/01 17:32:57 Finished processing 14344391 lines in 0.485 sec (29.561 M lines/sec)

Supported Functions:

Function:	Hashcat Mode:
base64encode
base64decode
morsecode	(ITU-R M.1677-1)
crc32
11500	11500 (hashcat compatible CRC32)
crc64
md4	900
md5	0
ntlm	1000
plaintext	99999 (can be used to dehex wordlist)
ripemd-160	6000
sha1	100
sha2-224	1300
sha2-256	1400
sha2-384	10800
sha2-512	1700
sha2-512-224
sha2-512-256
sha3-224	17300
sha3-256	17400
sha3-384	17500
sha3-512	17600
keccak-256	17800
keccak-512	18000