DEScrypt-CPU-Collision-Cracker

What is DEScrypt-CPU-Collision-Cracker?

A linux based high performance DEScrypt CPU cracker written in c++, it deduces the salt and uses a password list to crack hashes.

Why not use a rainbow table?

DEScrypt uses by default a two byte salt(comprised of characters [a-zA-Z0-9./] [1]) which would mean that you would need to produce roughly 65,536 unique rainbow tables, as a result its more efficient to use collision cracking to find out the plaintext password.

Features

• Ability to crack hashes both from a file and individually
• Detects CPU cores
• Adjustable number of threads
• Colon-separated output file
• Clear readable display
• Average hash rate of 22,000/s with the default 10 threads on a single CPU core

Commands

    Command         Description
    -------         -----------
    -l=             File Location of HashList
    -i=             Individual Hash
    -w=             File Location of Wordlist
    -o=             File Location of Output File
    -t=             Number of Threads(Default is 10)

Getting started

To Compile: g++ -std=c++11 src/main.cpp -pthread -lcrypt -O2 -o DEScrypt

Screenshots

Featured on:

Kitploit

Citations

[1] - http://man7.org/linux/man-pages/man3/crypt.3.html