HashCracker

It is a tool designed to crack passwords using brute force and dictionary attacks from hash values. A hash function is used to map data of any size into a fixed-size value. Hashes are used to verify the integrity of data.

Deprecated Hashing Algorithms:

• MD4
• MD5
• SHA1
• SHA224
• SHA256
• SHA384
• SHA512

Command Help

A tool to crack hashes and recover passwords using brute force and dictionary attacks.

Usage:
  crack [flags]

  Flags:
    -e, --hashe string      Specify the hash algorithm to use (e.g., md5)
    -h, --help              help for crack
    -i, --input string      Hash input (e.g.,  648b5a99fe2a800809066e8adea7aaa7)
    -l, --list              List available hash algorithms
    -v, --version           version for crack
    -w, --wordlist string   Path to the dictionary file (wordlist.txt)

Usage example

These examples demonstrate how to use the tool for different purposes.

This command shows the hash type

When you add a hash type md5 or md4 you will always get md5 since they are identical

./HashCracker crack --input 648b5a99fe2a800809066e8adea7aaa7
Hash value: 648b5a99fe2a800809066e8adea7aaa7
Type Hash: md5

If you want to crack hash,use this command

./HashCracker crack --input 648b5a99fe2a800809066e8adea7aaa7 --wordlist wordlist.txt
Hash value: 648b5a99fe2a800809066e8adea7aaa7
Type Hash: md5
The password is: HashCracker

This example shows how to specify the hash type, such as SHA1.

./HashCracker crack --input 1f84324a42c84b98cc5ad70c53e56edb3a46a7cb --wordlist wordlist.txt
Hash value: 1f84324a42c84b98cc5ad70c53e56edb3a46a7cb
Type Hash: sha1
The password is: HashCracker

Use this command to specify the hash type.

• MD4
• MD5
• SHA1
• SHA224
• SHA256
• SHA384
• SHA512

./HashCracker crack --input 1f84324a42c84b98cc5ad70c53e56edb3a46a7cb --wordlist wordlist.txt --hashe sha1
Hash value: 1f84324a42c84b98cc5ad70c53e56edb3a46a7cb
Type Hash: sha1
The password is: HashCracker