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  • yescrypt_crack - Yescrypt Hash Cracker

    Hash Cracking
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    cycloneC
    Source code v0.2.0; 2025-03-06 uploaded to GitHub. https://github.com/cyclone-github/yescrypt_crack
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    cycloneC
    GitHub Repo Updates: 2025/02/22 - Issue: jetkvm/kvm https://github.com/jetkvm/kvm/issues/187 2025/02/24 - Issue: jetkvm/rv1106-system https://github.com/jetkvm/rv1106-system/issues/6 2025/02/24 - PR: jetkvm/rv1106-system https://github.com/jetkvm/rv1106-system/pull/7 2025/02/24 - PR: chemhack removed default root password "rockchip" https://github.com/jetkvm/rv1106-system/pull/8
  • Metamask -m 26620 kernel

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    @Commodore128 - What the big brother said about the module and you cyclone, thank you for your effort!!!
  • Rosetta Stone

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  • Top hashpwn Rules

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    cycloneC
    @snazzy You can do all of this from linux CLI with sort, uniq, awk, grep, etc. I have also written custom tools for sorting wordlists or rulesets by frequency, so there are several ways to accomplish this. Below is a general outline using linux CLI. Run hashcat with --debug-mode=1 --debug-file=debug.rule which will save all rules that had hits to debug.rule Sort debug.rule by frequency and save to debug_freq.rule Spoiler LC_ALL=C sort debug.rule | uniq -c | LC_ALL=C sort -rn | grep -oP '^ *[0-9]+ \K.*' > debug_freq.rule Now that you have a ruleset sorted by frequency, you can run head -n {nth} debug_freq.rule to grab the top {nth} rules
  • Makemore for password candidate / rule generation

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    Just wanted to stop by and say thanks for giving the challenge a go. Your uploads were a fun surprise also, as it's still on the down low :). Made my day, cheers.
  • GPU / Cracking Hardware in Signature

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    Updated mine just now.
  • Happy New Year!

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    And the same to you.
  • Private wordlist

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    Thanks @freeroute.
  • GAME: wecamgirls 1404 MD5 left

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    36 found
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    Update. I solve the issue I put -O in the commandline.
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    karkajoiK
    [image: 1735227877856-screenshot_3-resized.png] @cyclone Thank you to the author for such an interesting puzzle!
  • Happy Holidays All 🙂

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    PlumP
    Merry Christmas and Happy New Year everyone!
  • Content Posting Template

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    cycloneC
    If you made it here from the Merry Christmas 2024 - hashpwn Wordlist Challenge, you're doing great! Now, go back and keep looking for more hints. https://forum.hashpwn.net/post/246
  • Wikipedia wordlist

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  • cyclone_hk_v2 wordlist

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    cycloneC
    FYI https://forum.hashpwn.net/post/237
  • 310k and 135k sha256 lists

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    11560 found 374029 left B.J. 11560_found.txt 374029_left.txt
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  • Help Setting up Phantom tool

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    cycloneC
    First, you'll need to compile the source code as specified in the GitHub README under Compile from source: https://github.com/cyclone-github/phantom_pwn/blob/main/README.md For your reference, I've included this below: Compile from source: This assumes you have Go and Git installed git clone https://github.com/cyclone-github/phantom_pwn.git phantom_extractor cd phantom_pwn/phantom_extractor go mod init phantom_extractor go mod tidy go build -ldflags="-s -w" . phantom_decryptor cd phantom_pwn/phantom_decryptor go mod init phantom_decryptor go mod tidy go build -ldflags="-s -w" . Compile from source code how-to: https://github.com/cyclone-github/phantom_pwn/blob/main/README.md Note: all of my crypto wallet *_pwn toolsets are similar in how to compile the binaries, extract crypto wallet hashes and decrypting / cracking them. Once you have the extractor and decryptor compiled, you'll need to run the extractor by pointing it at the directory with your wallet vault: phantom_extractor path/to/your/wallet Once the wallet hash has been extracted, save this to a file such as phantom.txt, then run phantom_decryptor with your phantom.txt and wordlist. This is similar to how you would run hashcat, jtr or mdxfind, but mind the specific -h {hash} and -w {wordlist} CLI commands below: phantom_decryptor -h phantom.txt -w wordlist.txt Running these toolsets requires a prior knowledge of CLI tools. If you're still stumped, send me a DM and I'll walk you through the process.