SM3 format: Change tag from $sm3$ to $raw-sm3$#5906
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SM3 format: Change tag from $sm3$ to $raw-sm3$#5906magnumripper merged 1 commit intoopenwall:bleeding-jumbofrom
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Apparently libxcrypt implements Drepper style crypt-sm3 using the tag $sm3$ and the usual B64 encoding with optional "rounds=" defaulting to 5000.
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For some reason I can't request a review from @SamuraiOcto. |
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Oh, and it appears hashcat use no tag for raw-sm3 and this |
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Apparently libxcrypt implements Drepper style crypt-sm3 using the tag
$sm3$and the usual B64 encoding with optionalrounds=defaulting to 5000.Theoretically we could tell them apart without changing this tag (raw SM3 using hex), but I'm guessing we could end up regretting that.