hashcat 5.1.0

Closes #39579.

Signed-off-by: Thierry Moisan <thierry.moisan@gmail.com>
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Leon Klingele 2018-11-13 20:42:30 -06:00 committed by Thierry Moisan
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class Hashcat < Formula
desc "World's fastest and most advanced password recovery utility"
homepage "https://hashcat.net/hashcat/"
# Note the mirror will return 301 until the version becomes outdated.
url "https://hashcat.net/files/hashcat-4.2.1.tar.gz"
mirror "https://hashcat.net/files_legacy/hashcat-4.2.1.tar.gz"
sha256 "7dad73c3406e66756b19e15ae8bcc482a52a422e8fb905feb6db4d2eb32e5320"
url "https://hashcat.net/files/hashcat-5.1.0.tar.gz"
sha256 "283beaa68e1eab41de080a58bb92349c8e47a2bb1b93d10f36ea30f418f1e338"
version_scheme 1
head "https://github.com/hashcat/hashcat.git"
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end
test do
#
# General test settings
#
binary = "./hashcat"
pass = "hash234"
hash_type = "500" # -m 500 = md5crypt, MD5(Unix), FreeBSD MD5, Cisco-IOS MD5
dict_file = "example.dict"
hash_file = "example#{hash_type}.hash"
additional_args = " --force" + # shouldn't be needed with a correct OpenCL installation
" --quiet" + # we only need the hash:pass pair in the output
" --potfile-disable" # we do not need to check or write the hashcat.potfile
#
# Copy some files to the test folder
#
# copy all files from share to the test folder
cp_r pkgshare.children, testpath
# copy the example hash and the dictionary file to the test folder
cp "#{doc}/#{hash_file}", testpath
cp "#{doc}/#{dict_file}", testpath
# copy the hashcat binary to the test folder
cp "#{bin}/#{binary}", testpath
#
# Test 1 (dictionary attack, -a 0):
#
hash = File.open(hash_file, "rb") { |f| f.read.strip }
attack_mode = "0"
cmd = binary + " -m " + hash_type + " -a " + attack_mode + additional_args + " " + hash_file + " " + dict_file
# suppress STDERR output
cmd += " 2>/dev/null"
assert_equal "#{hash}:#{pass}", shell_output(cmd).strip
#
# Test 2 (combinator attack, -a 1):
#
attack_mode = "1"
dict1 = "dict1.txt"
dict2 = "dict2.txt"
File.write(dict1, pass[0..3])
File.write(dict2, pass[4..-1])
cmd = binary + " -m " + hash_type + " -a " + attack_mode + additional_args + " " + hash_file + " " + dict1 + " " + dict2
# suppress STDERR output
cmd += " 2>/dev/null"
assert_equal "#{hash}:#{pass}", shell_output(cmd).strip
#
# Test 3 (mask attack, -a 3):
#
attack_mode = "3"
mask = "?l?l?l" + pass[3..-1]
cmd = binary + " -m " + hash_type + " -a " + attack_mode + additional_args + " " + hash_file + " " + mask
# suppress STDERR output
cmd += " 2>/dev/null"
assert_equal "#{hash}:#{pass}", shell_output(cmd).strip
#
# Test 4 (hybrid attack, dict + mask, -a 6):
#
attack_mode = "6"
mask = "?d?d?d"
cmd = binary + " -m " + hash_type + " -a " + attack_mode + additional_args + " " + hash_file + " " + dict1 + " " + mask
# suppress STDERR output
cmd += " 2>/dev/null"
assert_equal "#{hash}:#{pass}", shell_output(cmd).strip
#
# Test 5 (hybrid attack, mask + dict, -a 7):
#
attack_mode = "7"
mask = "?l?l" + pass[2..3]
cmd = binary + " -m " + hash_type + " -a " + attack_mode + additional_args + " " + hash_file + " " + mask + " " + dict2
# suppress STDERR output
cmd += " 2>/dev/null"
assert_equal "#{hash}:#{pass}", shell_output(cmd).strip
cp bin/"hashcat", testpath
system testpath/"hashcat --benchmark -m 0"
end
end