Hashkill 0.3.1!

Nytro · February 13, 2013

[h=1]Hashkill 0.3.1![/h]by Mayuresh on February 12, 2013

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Hashkill is an open-source

. Its features are:

Multi-threaded so that it can benefit from multi-core/multi-CPU systems
SSE2-accelerated algorithms to achieve high speeds on modern x86 CPUs
4 attack modes: dictionary/
bruteforce
/hybrid/markov
35 plugins for different types of passwords (ranging from simple hashes like MD5 and SHA1 to passworded ZIP files and private SSL key passphrases)
Supports session save/restore. Sessions are auto-saved each 3 seconds.
Password cracking
can resume after the last checkpoint in case the program is stopped/killed/system crashes/power down/etc.
Multi-hash support (you may load hashlists of length up to 1 million)
Very fast GPU support on Nvidia (compute capability 2.1 cards also supported) and ATI (4xxx, 5xxx and 6xxx).
Multi-GPU support.
Session save/restore, markov/hybrid/bruteforce on GPUs
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[h=2]List of changes made to Hashkill:[/h]

9 new plugins: bfunix, drupal7, django256, sha256unix, mssql-2012, o5logon, msoffice-old, msoffice, luks. Of them msoffice-old is currently supported on CPU only, the rest are GPU-accelerated
Improved build scripts
Added a “fastdict” rule clause which enables very fast GPU-offloaded combinator attacks. The limitation is that wordlist candidates of len<=16 can be used.
Improved bitmaps handling in non-salted kernels. Now huge hashlists would be cracked at faster speeds
Rules that start with “must add str ..” are no more a badass bottleneck for the GPU-offloaded rule attacks
Hash type auto-detection. Yes it works (although not 100% correct – in case there are several plugins that can crack that plugin, you will be presented a list of possible options)
Added average speed indicator together with the current speed one.
New hotkeys while cracking: ‘t’ would display GPU temps, ‘s’ would display short stats
Thermal monitoring can now be disabled using -T 0 command-line argument

Bugfixes:

A new test framework was introduced. This in turn helped me to fix a LOT of bugs in the plugins. This is probably the first (well sort of) _STABLE_ hashkill version.
Stack overflow issues were fixed in several plugins’ CPU code
Issues with progress indicator inaccuracy were fixed.
Critical issue with thermal monitoring which lead to program crashes was solved
Large file support for x86
Thread-safety issues in rule engine were fixed that could lead to spontaneous errors
Race condition that could lead to a deadlock was fixed
Several CPU plugins had bugs that allowed false negatives. Fixed.