Hash-identifier usage in Kali Linux
It is simple to use the Command Line Interface (CLI) software. It helps to identify the different types of hashes used to encrypt data, especially passwords.
You can use this tool by simply writing the below command:
#hash-identifier
Just type the hash value and this tool identifies the type of hash used to encrypt.
Examples:
Hash: 8743b52063cd84097a65d1633f5c74f5
Type: MD5
Hash: b89eaac7e61417341b710b727768294d0e6a277b
Type: SHA-1
Hash: 7196759210defdc0
Type: MySQL323
Hash:7ca8eaaaa15eaa4c038b4c47b9313e92da827c06940e69947f85bc0fbef3eb8fd254da220ad9e208b6b28f6bb9be31dd760f1fdb26112d83f87d96b416a4d258
Type: Whirlpool
Hash:a4bd99e1e0aba51814e81388badb23ecc560312c4324b2018ea76393ea1caca9
Type: SHS-256
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bravo
how to close it!!!!!!!!!!!!!!??????
it would be nice to have a sparse output version so that one can cat a number of files and pipe it to this program to quickly see if a file contains any hashed.
Examples are great in this tutorial.
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