hashcat Forum - How to brute md5( sha1( $password ) . md5( $password ) . sha1( $password ) ) ?

I can't understand how configure olchashcat for this hash type

md5( sha1( $password ) . md5( $password ) . sha1( $password ) )

Please help me!

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(03-16-2016, 10:37 PM)Xanadrel Wrote: [ -> ]No.

(03-03-2016, 05:45 PM)Max.us Wrote: [ -> ]I can't understand how configure olchashcat for this hash type

md5( sha1( $password ) . md5( $password ) . sha1( $password ) )

Max.us - you need to read the Wiki to understand how the tool works.
Simply pasting command line examples here will raise even more questions from you than it will solve.

So, The Wiki is here :https://hashcat.net/wiki/ please read it and practise.

I suggest you start at the beginning, understand what options hashcat needs, the format is expects data in and then go to the relevant brute force methods.

(03-17-2016, 07:09 PM)rurapenthe Wrote: [ -> ]Simply pasting command line examples here will raise even more questions from you than it will solve.

I successfully deal with algorithms, which are in the list * Hash types :.
For example 100 = SHA1 or 0 = MD5. I use a dictionary, brute force, and masks. So I'm not really a beginner, something that I can do.

But there is a hash algorithm which does not directly support hashcat. For example this one.

md5(sha1($password).md5($password).sha1($password))

Code:
379ffc4ddd1498db21fcdd8a7b0a8e3a:agape

04196603ca6c89e6fef84490d7524ebb:Lemons18

9c772a3165aa0e52510bec091b5eccbf:M1n1b1k3

4fc0b4139d2a1da24e0a101495f99acd:magnolia101

066c5957a141c2155341c637675c4329:80Monkey10

I could not figure out how make olcHashcat work with this algorithm.
Now I use another program that can work with md5(sha1($password).md5($password).sha1($password)).
But it uses only CPU, not GPU - very slow Sad

Maybe you will specify the paragraph in the wiki, which I should read carefully? Thanks for your help, my friend!

You'd need to request support for this specific algorithm. Please see hashcat wiki how to do that.