Online Sha Hash Cracking

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Why crack hashes when you can bust them?

Features

  • Automatic hash type identification
  • Supports MD5, SHA1, SHA256, SHA384, SHA512
  • Can extract & crack hashes from a file
  • Can find hashes from a directory, recursively
  • Multi-threading

Crack hashes with online services. MD4 – RFC 1320; MD5 – RFC 1321; SHA1 – RFC 3174 (FIPS 180-3); SHA224 – RFC 3874 (FIPS 180-3); SHA256 – FIPS. Contribute to s0md3v/Hash-Buster development by creating an account on GitHub. README.md declared usage of online services, last year. Supports MD5, SHA1, SHA256, SHA384, SHA512; Can extract & crack hashes from a file; Can.

Insallation & Usage

Note: Hash Buster isn't compatible with python2, run it with python3 instead.Also, Hash-Buster uses some APIs for hash lookups, check the source code if you are paranoid.

Hash-Buster can be run directly from the python script but I highly suggest you to install it with make install

After the installation, you will be able to access it with buster command.

Cracking a single hash

You don't need to specify the hash type. Hash Buster will identify and crack it under 3 seconds.

Usage:buster -s <hash>

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Finding hashes from a directory

Yep, just specify a directory and Hash Buster will go through all the files and directories present in it, looking for hashes.

Usage:buster -d /root/Documents

Cracking hashes from a file

Hash Buster can find your hashes even if they are stored in a file like this

Usage:buster -f /root/hashes.txt

Specifiying number of threads

Multi-threading can incredibly minimize the overall speed when you have a lot of hashes to crack by making requests in parallel.

buster -f /root/hashes.txt -t 10

License

Hash-Buster is licensed under MIT License.

05-28-2016, 12:53 PM
Hello all,
I am trying to crack a SHA-256 hash but I am not sure how to approach this in an efficient way. The following is known of the original non-hashed content:
- 64 characters long
- only consists 0-9 and a-z (no capital letters)
- the original content does not consist dictionary words
- the hash is not salted
I have done some reading on the subject of cracking hashes and some information I have read is conflicting. For example, one said on a public forum that SHA-256 is virtually impossible to crack while the other said that it's a rather poor method for password storage as it could be cracked easily.
Is SHA-256 a safe way to hash passwords with (if not, what are the alternatives) and how do I crack a given hash in an efficient way (assuming the given criteria above).
Thanks in advance!