Wrote a simple ruby hashcat wrapper last night using a pretty cool ruby gem (rprogram). Haven't done much testing with it but it seems to work. It was like a 15 min project so don't hate too much. :| It does what I need, might throw together a Sinatra API for it in the coming days.
Code:
https://rubygems.org/gems/ruby_hashcat
Nice! Can you tell something about features etc?
this could be awesome to program a AUTO-CRACKing loop with dynamic wordlist building based on :
-cracked passwords
-twitter trends
-newsfeed
all At once. So basically you would start your process and it would run forever (or until you have cracked your whole list).
now that I think of it this could probably be done in Bash lol yeah but still
Just FYI, I got around to updating this and added the Rest API and a small library.
https://github.com/coleton/ruby_hashcat
or
https://rubygems.org/gems/ruby_hashcat
Let me know if you have any feature requests.
API support crack, status, clean, and results.
You basically upload a hash and word list, associate an id to the job, and then your options in a post request. I need to get around to updating the docs but the test files should show you how I use it.
cool, thanks! isn't metasploit using ruby? i think they added support for hashcat a while back, maybe than can make special use of it
So basically you would start your process and it would run forever (or until you have cracked your whole list). now that I think of it this could probably be done in Bash lol yeah but still Tongue..??