crack hash new create database

[Slait]

I was able to create a database
php createidx.php md5 words.txt words-md5.idx

Then I sorted it out
./sortidx -r 4048 words-md5.idx

Checked via test.php

But how do I specify the hash to check, for example: apple (md5: 1F3870BE274F6C49B3E31A0C6728957F)

php test.php md5
Successfully cracked [apple].
Successfully cracked [apple] (as partial match).

How to specify 1F3870BE274F6C49B3E31A0C6728957F to find an apple?

[defuse]

Good point, the only way to do that currently is to write a script that uses LookupTable.php like test.php does. I should add a script that takes in hashes on the command line. It might be a while before I have time to do that so if you want to do it I'll gladly accept accept a pull request.

[defuse]

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[jamesyoungdigital]

Hi Slait, wrote a little program to do just that.

Please check my repo, it's identical but contains test/lookup_hash.php. It needs some improvements but it works. I'll update with more as I go along here.

[jamesyoungdigital]

Good point, the only way to do that currently is to write a script that uses LookupTable.php like test.php does. I should add a script that takes in hashes on the command line. It might be a while before I have time to do that so if you want to do it I'll gladly accept accept a pull request.

When I clean the program up, could you accept a pull request for this issue?

[markgc61]

I have a friend in England who writes his own accounts. No hacking.. just wrote a code that he won't tell me.. if maybe we gang up on him hahaha, no but he's a step ahead. That's where I get my TV viewing $70 a yr per. Get three and prices drop

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[jamesyoungdigital]

So you're saying a decent re-write in C++ (why an entire rewrite?) instead of incremental improvements for test cases, and replacements of just the PHP scripts?

I suppose I could re-write everything in C++ and try a few other methods instead of using crackstation's hashdb, but if it works very well and it does, I wonder why I would reinvent the wheel so to speak.

Perhaps... unless I use several commodity machines and e.g. Apache's Hadoop File System and other crazy experiments, just for the heck of it!

[jamesyoungdigital]

Good point, the only way to do that currently is to write a script that uses LookupTable.php like test.php does. I should add a script that takes in hashes on the command line. It might be a while before I have time to do that so if you want to do it I'll gladly accept accept a pull request.

I've written one. It's hack-ish but it does just that.

[markgc61]

If it all new accounts no hacking maybe he is using a vcc

[skyzedout]

Hi Slait, wrote a little program to do just that.

Please check my repo, it's identical but contains test/lookup_hash.php. It needs some improvements but it works. I'll update with more as I go along here.

Thanks for the release man,
Perhaps do you know why when using "sortidx" with a large file (+2GB) ,i instantly get "Index sort complete" (when in reality it doesn't sorted anything), or "Not a valid index file"? ,
Currently i splitted the original "words.txt" files in smaller ones,but can't understand why i get this issue,and after all i'm not a c++ veteran :)