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Message-ID: <18B2C6E38A3A324986B392B2D18ABC5102101E7315@fnb1mbx01.gci.com> Date: Fri, 12 Apr 2013 12:54:20 -0800 From: Leif Sawyer <lsawyer@....com> To: "john-users@...ts.openwall.com" <john-users@...ts.openwall.com> Subject: RE: Cisco ACS username: hash or crypt or.... and de-encoding? CamelCase fun: (1st) (config-Repository)# user Abcd123 password plain Abcd123 (config-Repository)# do sho run | incl Abcd user Abcd123 password hash e9946ba7c6d935abb632cebc1f3caf125fb12f1d (config-Repository)# user aBcd123 password plain aBcd123 (config-Repository)# do sho run | incl ABcd (config-Repository)# do sho run | incl aBcd user aBcd123 password hash 539857e4263c18843a60c877a8372cc4e33a2675 (config-Repository)# user abCd123 pass plain abCd123 (config-Repository)# do sho run | incl abCd user abCd123 password hash a4e5a1366f5481836afa295a2222d4a5149198e6 (config-Repository)# user abcD123 pass plain abcD123 (config-Repository)# do sho run | incl abcD user abcD123 password hash ae17d09d088e77813fbf3ea1052211adeeae74f0 (2nd-repeat) (config-Repository)# user Abcd123 pass plain Abcd123 (config-Repository)# do sho run | incl Abcd user Abcd123 password hash e9946ba7c6d935abb632cebc1f3caf125fb12f1d So, yes, the same password generates the same hash each time. Here's some bitshifting: (config-Repository)# user bitshift pas plain a (config-Repository)# do sho run | incl bitshift user bitshift password hash 9d6afb513cd6b08be15f600545bba0496fd4efd5 (config-Repository)# user bitshift pas plain b (config-Repository)# do sho run | incl bitshift user bitshift password hash f26ce505b78fe2364b821b5e672fa797a02a15fc (config-Repository)# user bitshift pas plain c (config-Repository)# do sho run | incl bitshift user bitshift password hash 134e23b343fb117dc6c0fe228ff05abec95afd8c (config-Repository)# user bitshift pas plain d (config-Repository)# do sho run | incl bitshift user bitshift password hash 4a50c48b93c3e1b4b7de0cd74a4c8c282a147ae3 (config-Repository)# user bitshift pas plain e (config-Repository)# do sho run | incl bitshift user bitshift password hash 970fe9c1040a098220b2efb70e3ab18f276e8255 (config-Repository)# user bitshift pas plain f (config-Repository)# do sho run | incl bitshift user bitshift password hash 6959c265c4a7929004a777d9adcf35f03d213c0d (config-Repository)# user bitshift pas plain g (config-Repository)# do sho run | incl bitshift user bitshift password hash 6f7f1bdff76b8124348799bfec91580cea7edf2f (config-Repository)# user bitshift pas plain h (config-Repository)# do sho run | incl bitshift user bitshift password hash 127a5a459eb67e0725b80c6ecb78c28a212500d6 (config-Repository)# user bitshift pas plain i (config-Repository)# do sho run | incl bitshift user bitshift password hash 2d3c19d35152c64aae872d61ccb440b8719556c9 (config-Repository)# user bitshift pas plain j (config-Repository)# do sho run | incl bitshift user bitshift password hash 9da0a1957e02ef6d3c3d5b12e22c1902d4282006 (config-Repository)# user bitshift pas plain k (config-Repository)# do sho run | incl bitshift user bitshift password hash b938bb18a2d001b59990404d9611827ee9237922 (config-Repository)# user bitshift pas plain l (config-Repository)# do sho run | incl bitshift user bitshift password hash 0221ae699d867d3be37206655a36ee5cf30dd9b5 (config-Repository)# user bitshift pas plain m (config-Repository)# do sho run | incl bitshift user bitshift password hash 1563f1dfba638baac268d7cbf693aebfe8b1a16b (config-Repository)# user bitshift pas plain n (config-Repository)# do sho run | incl bitshift user bitshift password hash 201f8285e602844deddda96d2e81b241aae96d8c (config-Repository)# user bitshift pas plain o (config-Repository)# do sho run | incl bitshift user bitshift password hash e79bb91674364d569f6b545d99c5892362b2e3df (config-Repository)# user bitshift pas plain p (config-Repository)# do sho run | incl bitshift user bitshift password hash d80ec932fad70ccfa16490dde0f6628ba5150d54 -----Original Message----- From: Rich Rumble [mailto:richrumble@...il.com] Sent: Friday, April 12, 2013 10:38 AM To: john-users@...ts.openwall.com Subject: Re: [john-users] Cisco ACS username: hash or crypt or.... and de-encoding? On Fri, Apr 12, 2013 at 1:38 PM, Leif Sawyer <lsawyer@....com> wrote: > I noted that Cisco calls it a 'hash' -- but since it needs to be > cleartext for the ftp process to use it, wouldn't this be a misnomer? > You can have a hash that is reversible, but typical password hashes are 1-way and not reversible. > > In any case, here's a handful of different passwords and hashes, in > case somebody can do something with it: > > Are they always the same, does "password" always equal "e047fabda9d3659e8d95a73223324f 85149e394f" ? Since it's likely a non-salted and reversible hash, a simple script should to the job in these cases. If you can share some more, perhaps with a few CaMELcasE, perhaps Abcd123, ABcd123, ABCd123. -rich
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