hash id

hash-id

Identify likely hash algorithms for a digest.

Syntax

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  WordlistXPL-Forge  v1.2.0
  Author: André Henrique (@mrhenrike)
  Unified wordlist generation for pentest & red team

usage: wlf.py hash-id [-h] [--wordlist FILE] [-o OUTPUT] [hash]

Identify likely hash algorithms for a digest, with the matching
hashcat mode where known.

Examples:
  wlf.py hash-id 5f4dcc3b5aa765d61d8327deb882cf99
  wlf.py hash-id --wordlist hashes.txt -o identified.txt

positional arguments:
  hash                 Hash string to identify

options:
  -h, --help           show this help message and exit
  --wordlist FILE      Identify every hash in a file
  -o, --output OUTPUT  Output file

Flags

Flag / arg	Default	Required	Description
hash	-	no	Hash string to identify
--wordlist	-	no	Identify every hash in a file
-o, --output	-	no	Output file

Input combinations

• Minimum: wlf hash-id --help
• Typical: see examples in the syntax block.
• Globals: --min-len, --max-len, --limit, --threads when the command generates lists.

Output

Stdout and/or -o / --output when the parser exposes it. Exit 0 on success; non-zero on invalid input.

Smoke

• Valid: exit 0
• Invalid: exit 0

Notes

Examples use generic labels (BrandX, acme.example). This repo does not ship wlist_brasil.