Add regex and test for yescrypt #139
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bee-san
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Awesome, thanks! I'll hopefully come back and fix the messages once hashcat supports this. |
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yescryptis a hash algorithm being utilized in modern operating systems today like Ubuntu 22.04 (Jammy), Debian 11, and Fedora 35. This PR adds a simple regex to detect a yescrypt hash and output more helpful information.To use the hash with JtR you need to use in on a system with libxcrypt and invoke it like so:
john -wordlist=/path/to/wordlist -format=crypt hashyescrypt is not currently supported by Hashcat and I tried to make that clear in the output and in the summary as well. You can read more about that here.