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Message-ID: <026101cd554d$6191cbc0$24b56340$@net>
Date: Thu, 28 Jun 2012 11:45:08 -0500
From: "jfoug" <jfoug@....net>
To: <john-dev@...ts.openwall.com>
Subject: Update to TS (new formats, SHA2, and other changes)
Working on this right now. Here is what I have done (not committed yet)
GOST/GOST_cp (in TS, but I am not sure it was listed).
Added:
raw-ssh224
raw-ssh256
raw-sha384
raw-sha512
dragonfly3_32
dragonfly4_32
hmac-sha1 ****** NOTE, there may be problems in this format, I am only
getting 730 to test ****
hmac-sha224
hmac-sha256
hmac-sha384
hmac-sha512
Still to add:
sha256crypt / sha512crypt.
NOTE, Once I get these done, I would like someone else to add these to the
GPU targets (magnum?)
These are still NOT in TS:
django dmd5 dragonfly3-64 dragonfly4-64 drupal7 keychain odf
office pdf sybasease pkzip pwsafe racf rar sip trip vnc
wbb3 wpapsk zip
There 'may' be some CPAN code for some of these (like wpapsk)
When I get this done, I will have a new TS (going to 1.3). and updates to
pass_gen.pl. I will also add testing for -pipe, and possibly -stdin/-stdout
I will also add tests (using crc32, I think) for dict files with \r \r\n
\r\r\n along with \n line endings. Also files missing last EOL in the file.
I will make tests for these using both -w and -pipe. These type files ARE
often seen in the wild in wordlists.
As for the problems in hmac-sha1, I have not dug into the problem (yet), but
it should not take long to find.
Jim.
>From: jfoug [mailto:jfoug@....net]
>>From: magnum [mailto:john.magnum@...hmail.com] btw I pulled a commit
>>from myrice too with what seemed to be a blocker bugfix for
>>xsha512-opencl (TS does not support SHA2 so it wasn't caught
>>- we really need to get SHA2 in there!).
>
>Agreed. Now that I am behind the scene working on some sha2 changes, I
>will work at getting the sha2 formats supported in the TS. Hopefully I
>will get some formats into TS this week.
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