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  • crackmon - Monitor hashcat / mdxfind crackrate

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    @freeroute Is it compatible with Ubuntu? Could you share a download link?
  • The Twelve Days of Christmas 2025 Challenge (Completed)

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    Challenge Submission Results: Note, a couple users dup submitted on a few challenges by using different IP addresses. Other than having their username listed twice under "Submissions", there was no other affect to the outcome of the challenges. [image: 1766877679827-4e4148b0-d888-41a8-a127-9c82da28d70d-image.png] [image: 1766877702333-368a2e83-9f2a-49e0-9288-f5a99d769a1b-image.png] [image: 1766877719237-22baff5e-910f-42d6-afec-1eadde4b2def-image.png] [image: 1766877739275-f7631ead-784f-498c-96b8-1ed683e83456-image.png] [image: 1766877765661-d11ce807-a2be-469c-abb7-2dab04e7b5e0-image.png] [image: 1766877794960-da2e5535-c55b-40c7-8035-68fc50b8fb1a-image.png] [image: 1766877809068-8bf88cc1-86a9-4345-a833-f3fea629f52d-image.png] [image: 1766877824618-1417d1db-a81d-4b9a-b43b-bc1ffded77a5-image.png] [image: 1766877838552-32c1eb77-71c2-4bad-8da9-a29ee6456c16-image.png] [image: 1766877859939-48304402-822f-48c6-9a94-04961d58f985-image.png] [image: 1766877875284-f7ce3fb8-b300-4877-bbff-3d64a73e11be-image.png] [image: 1766877888849-c200760f-257e-4fe8-9b5e-e88b23659b70-image.png] The Grand Prize, aka the hidden Challenge 13, was figured out and claimed by @_cin
  • 1922 sha256(md5($salt.$pass))

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    115_found / 1590_left found 128 more using "RS" salt only can't say if they are valid and are not withdrawn from the left list 115_found.txt 128_found_RS-salt.txt 1590_left.txt
  • Language Specific Wordlists

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    @cyclone I just provided hacking masks. I don't need to hack any of this.
  • 25 Hashes or Less Requests (Wireless)

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    ESSID: 304 BSSID: 20:FF:36:95:59:2A Attempts already made: none 1wpa.zip
  • WPA Keygen List

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    Do you have a WPA key generator for TP-LINK-XXXX routers?
  • crackmon now supports mdxfind

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  • hashes.com Escrow API Tool

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    New version released. https://github.com/cyclone-github/hashes.com-escrow-tool/releases/tag/v1.1.2 v1.1.2; 2025-11-21 fixed redundant new line logic added http timeouts Full Changelog: https://github.com/cyclone-github/hashes.com-escrow-tool/compare/v1.1.1...v1.1.2
  • xiaopan forum

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  • nvflash (nvidia vbios flash tool)

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    Hey @cyclone and the whole hashpwn crew — sorry for being 10 days late to the party, but congrats on the 1st anniversary! What you’ve built in just a year is straight-up legendary — a global powerhouse for hash cracking minds. Huge respect for keeping the scene alive, open, and fun. Here’s to many more years of cracking, sharing, and pushing limits together. Happy Birthday, hashpwn!
  • ~90kk MD5 Hashfile for Debugging and Benchmarking

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    That's great, thank you.
  • wordlists for a specific country

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    CN passwords International
  • 41M+ 40hex Hashes

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    I think I did a quick run, just using cpu, currenctly I don't have a gpu, and many sql5 are short in lenght, and also being only numbers. This might help to anyone interested to give a run with only that algo, cleaneaning this kind of specific stuff.
  • 940k MD5 Hashes

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    -m2600 759_found.txt 206509_left.7z
  • 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.
  • Wordpress v6.8 Bcrypt - hmac-sha384

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  • Quick Way to Crack VB 2611 Salts

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    #!/bin/bash # simple script to save your time on file operations while cracking vBulletin < 3.8.5 hashes without salts using hashcat # popular types of vBulletin salt - ?a?a?a, ?h?h?h?h?h?h, ?d?d?d?d?d # download hashgen - https://github.com/cyclone-github/hashgen (used to convert $[HEX] hashes with colon-containing salts and generating hashed wordlist) # Function to read file paths with validation read_file_path() { local prompt="$1" local result_var="$2" local path while true; do read -r -p "$prompt" path if [ -f "$path" ]; then # Use eval to set the variable passed by name eval "$result_var=\"$path\"" break else echo "ERROR: File not found: $path. Please try again." fi done } echo "--- Interactive vBulletin Salt Cracker Configuration ---" # --- Input Acquisition --- # 1. Hash list path read_file_path "Enter the path to the hash list (e.g., hashlists/main.txt): " HASHLIST_PATH # 2. Wordlist path read_file_path "Enter the path to the wordlist (e.g., wordlists/top1000.txt): " WORDLIST_PATH # 3. Mask (optional, with default value) read -r -p "Enter the mask for salt cracking (e.g., ?h?h?h?h?h?h) [Default: ?a?a?a]: " CRACKING_MASK if [ -z "$CRACKING_MASK" ]; then CRACKING_MASK="?a?a?a" fi # Generate dynamic paths WORDLIST_BASENAME=$(basename "$WORDLIST_PATH") HASHED_WORDLIST_PATH="md5_wordlists/${WORDLIST_BASENAME}.md5" echo "--- Settings Confirmed ---" echo "Hash List: $HASHLIST_PATH" echo "Word List: $WORDLIST_PATH" echo "Mask: $CRACKING_MASK" echo "Hashed Word List Output: $HASHED_WORDLIST_PATH" echo "------------------------------" sleep 2s # --- Tool Verification --- if ! command -v hashcat &> /dev/null; then echo "ERROR: hashcat not found. Ensure it is in your PATH." exit 1 fi if [ ! -f ./hashgen ]; then echo "ERROR: The ./hashgen file was not found. Ensure it is in the current directory and is executable." exit 1 fi # --- STEP 1: Potfile Cleanup --- echo "--- STEP 1: Cleaning potfile ---" if [ -f "hashed.pot" ]; then echo "Creating backup: hashed.pot -> hashed.pot.bak" cat hashed.pot >> hashed.pot.bak 2>/dev/null else echo "hashed.pot not found, skipping backup." fi echo '' > hashed.pot sleep 3s # --- STEP 2: Generate Hashed Wordlist --- echo "--- STEP 2: Generating hashed wordlist ---" mkdir -p md5_wordlists ./hashgen -m 0 -w "$WORDLIST_PATH" -o "$HASHED_WORDLIST_PATH" sleep 3s # --- STEP 3: Crack Salts --- echo "--- STEP 3: Cracking salts (Mode -m0 -a6) ---" hashcat -d1 -m0 -a6 -w4 --hwmon-temp-abort=95 --potfile-path=hashed.pot "$HASHLIST_PATH" "$HASHED_WORDLIST_PATH" "$CRACKING_MASK" --remove sleep 3s # --- STEP 4: Prepare Hashes for Wordlist Cracking --- echo "--- STEP 4: Preparing hashes for cracking (m2611 format) ---" sleep 3s # 1. Process NON-HEX lines (already cracked passwords) # Corrected format: HASH:PLAINTEXT (Single colon) grep -v HEX hashed.pot | sed 's/^\(.\{65\}\)/\1:/' | cut -d: -f1,3 | sed -E 's/^(.{32}):(.*)$/\1:\2/' > 2611_to_crack.txt sleep 3s echo "Converting HEX strings" # 2. Convert HEX strings grep HEX hashed.pot | cut -d: -f2 > hex.tmp grep HEX hashed.pot | cut -d: -f1 > hash.txt ./hashgen -m plaintext -w hex.tmp -o hex.txt sleep 3s # 3. Combine HEX hashes and append to 2611_to_crack.txt # Corrected format: HASH:HEX_SALT (Single colon) paste -d : hash.txt hex.txt | sed -E 's/^(.{32}):(.*)$/\1:\2/' >> 2611_to_crack.txt sleep 3s echo "Deleting temporary files" # 4. Remove temporary files rm -f ./{hash.txt,hex.txt,hex.tmp} sleep 3s # --- STEP 5: Crack Hashes with Wordlist (Mode -m2611) --- echo "--- STEP 5: Cracking hashes with wordlist -a0 -m2611 ---" hashcat -d1 -m2611 -a0 -w4 --potfile-path=hashcat.pot.salted 2611_to_crack.txt "$WORDLIST_PATH" sleep 3s # --- STEP 6: Export Cracked Hashes --- echo "--- STEP 6: Writing/Appending last cracked hashes into file ---" hashcat -d1 -m2611 -a0 -w4 -O --hwmon-temp-abort=95 --hwmon-disable --potfile-path=hashcat.pot.salted 2611_to_crack.txt --show > 2611_cracked.txt sleep 3s echo "Done." Preview
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  • Import Hashcat Rules into John the Ripper

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    I do it like this since I'm a windows user I go to cygwin64/home/pcname/JtR/run/rules Use e.g. best64.rule file Copy your hashcat rules to best64.rule file and save and you can run your hashcat rules from file best64.rule That way I don't have to edit my config file since I don't use JtR that often