Hash Identifier

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hash-id is a command line program for identifying hash types based on Zion3R's implementation.
This software is meant for enumeration, this is not a hash cracking tool, and it isn't definitive, the only way to be sure of the algorithm is after the hash has been reversed.

• Usage
• Install
• Contributing

Usage

hash-id [OPTIONS]

Examples:

• Using a CLI argument

  hash-id -h fc7feb971470bd3d08d241f88db1ea38

• Using a text file

  hash-id -f ./hashes.txt

• Output:

  $ hash-id -f ./hashes.txt -h fc7feb971470bd3d08d241f88db1ea38
  > Hash: b89eaac7e61417341b710b727768294d0e6a277b
  >   [+] SHA-1
  >   [+] MySQL5 - SHA-1(SHA-1($pass))
  >   [+] Tiger-160
  >   [+] Haval-160
  >   [+] RipeMD-160
  >  #(...)
  > ------------------------------------------
  > Hash: 2303b15bfa48c74a74758135a0df1201
  >    [+] MD5
  >    [+] Domain Cached Credentials - MD4(MD4(($pass)).(strtolower($username)))
  >    [+] RAdmin v2.x
  >    [+] NTLM
  >    [+] MD4 
  >  #(...)
  > ------------------------------------------
  >  #(...)
  

Options:

short	long	type	description
-f	--file	FILE	File containing hashes (each one in a line)
-h	--hash	STRING	Hash value to be identified

Flags:

short	long	description
	--help	Prints help information
-V	--version	Prints version information

Info:

• Algorithms are displayed in order of probability, so you should start testing by the first.
• A hash argument and a file can be used at the same time.

Install

Currently, are supported: a snap package, a deb package and an Arch package. If you want to maintain a distro specific package, please check the contributing section.

• Snap

  sudo snap install hash-id

  !!!!: Because of snap confinement policy, this package can only access files on your /home folder. If you really need it to access files on other folders, install another package, or consider building it from source (cargo build --release).
• Debian
  • Download the latest .deb package from the releases page

    sudo dpkg -i $DIR/hash-id_0.1.0_amd64.deb

• Arch
  • Use the AUR package

    yay -S hash-id # Using AUR and [yay](https://github.com/Jguer/yay)

  • Or the PKGBUILD

    makepkg -i # In the same folder as the PKGBUILD file

Always before starting to work on something, check the issues to see if anyone else is working on the same thing, if anyone is working and you want to start, please create an issue and let me know. Code changing PRs without an issue will not be accepted.