Creating a quick hash lookup site!

Discussion in 'Dictionary, Password & Wordlists' started by NetMaster49, 3 Dec 2019.

  1. NetMaster49

    NetMaster49 Guest

    Hello Everyone! I need some help. I’ve been experimenting with Hashcat for the last new months and discovered… that there must be a quicker way to decrypt hashes. Mostly I have been using my NETGEARXX program and other resources to capture and look at Netgear captures. They all follow a rule adj+noun+3 digits, I think or something like that. Anyways, my main goal is to make a free (maybe not, haven’t decided) that you can look up hashes and passphrases for penetration purposes only… My first goal is finding a domain and a good cheap service that can host the webserver required for this (Please add suggestions). Then, setup pages like NETGEAR00 through NETGEAR99 that contain the hashes from the wordlist combined (On my GitHub program /data). We can add such things like NETGEAR, ARRIS, TP-LINK, BELKIN, and etc.… I’m looking up how to generate a txt file that you can have the format {hash |password |NETGEARXX} because the hash is going to depend on the name on the network such as, NETGEAR84. For now, I’m going to be focusing on getting the hashes from the Netgears, then I will expand onto other brands. Of course, this requires A LOT of manpower and GPU’s. If I do decide to make this a partially paid site, then the people that help me can get a percentage (depends on how much you contribute) of the profit I make.

    Txt file example(In 256 bit form): {4cfde018e1d69972dc135c14a4ba3a8d10662b3813c5dcc3c03f7451dfd8c40d | quietjungle502 | NETGEAR45}

    Summary:

    In short,

    · Making a website that you can lookup hashes for default passphrases

    · Help needed finding a good hosting service

    · Generating hashes into a txt in a {hash|password|routername} format

    · Any Questions or comments? Thanks!
     

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