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Message-ID: <c5605bc8-f5d7-e898-ec1b-8c31c87f73b7@mailbox.org>
Date: Fri, 5 May 2017 16:39:33 +0200
From: Frank Dittrich <frank.dittrich@...lbox.org>
To: john-users@...ts.openwall.com
Subject: Re: Max characters for password candidates (NTLM) and
others
Am 05.05.2017 um 15:08 schrieb Solar Designer:
> make distclean
> ./configure --disable-native-tests CFLAGS='-O2 -mno-sse2 -mno-mmx -U__SSE__'
I just tried this on an AVX system.
The (default) AVX (non-GPU) build has 372 formats, the non-SIMD build
has 367 formats.
These are the AVX formats (and their max. password length in bytes)
which are missing in the non-SIMD build:
Raw-SHA256-ng 55
Raw-SHA512-ng 111
Raw-SHA1-ng 15
Stribog-256 63
Stribog-512 63
I got a build warning that the Stribog formats were disabled due to
missing SSE 4.1:
#warning Stribog-256 and Stribog-512 formats require SSE 4.1, formats
disabled
I didn't get such a warning for the Raw-SHA*-ng formats.
These are the 68 formats where the max. password length in bytes differs:
dynamic_0 55 110
dynamic_1 23 78
dynamic_2 55 110
dynamic_3 55 110
dynamic_4 31 86
dynamic_5 31 56
dynamic_6 55 110
dynamic_8 23 78
dynamic_9 55 80
dynamic_10 32 87
dynamic_11 32 87
dynamic_14 55 80
dynamic_22 55 110
dynamic_23 55 110
dynamic_29 81 120
dynamic_30 55 110
dynamic_31 31 86
dynamic_32 31 86
dynamic_33 81 120
dynamic_34 55 110
dynamic_1001 55 110
dynamic_1002 55 110
dynamic_1004 55 110
dynamic_1005 55 110
dynamic_1006 55 110
dynamic_1007 55 110
dynamic_1008 39 94
dynamic_1009 39 94
dynamic_1011 23 48
dynamic_1012 23 48
dynamic_1013 23 48
dynamic_1015 31 56
dynamic_1018 55 110
dynamic_1019 55 110
dynamic_1020 55 110
dynamic_1021 55 110
dynamic_1022 55 110
dynamic_1024 55 110
dynamic_1025 55 110
dynamic_1034 23 78
dynamic_1300 55 110
dynamic_1350 53 108
dynamic_1401 23 110
dynamic_1506 23 110
dynamic_1550 23 110
dynamic_1551 23 110
dynamic=md5($p) 55 110
EPiServer 57 96
leet 79 125
MediaWiki 55 80
MSCHAPv2 81 125
netntlm 81 125
NT 81 125
osc 31 86
PHPS 55 110
PHPS2 55 110
rar 78 125
Raw-SHA512 111 125
Raw-MD4 55 125
Raw-MD5 55 125
Raw-MD5u 81 125
Raw-SHA1 55 125
Raw-SHA1-AxCrypt 55 125
Raw-SHA224 55 125
Raw-SHA256 55 125
Raw-SHA384 111 125
saph 23 125
7z 84 125
Frank
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