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Have you ever come across a hash such as 5f4dcc3b5aa765d61d8327deb882cf99 and wondered what type of hash that is? 🤔 Name-that-hash will name that hash type! 🔥 Features 📺 Popularity Ratings – Name that hash will show you the most popular hashes first. In older systems, it would prioritise Skype Hash the same as Active Directory’s NTLM! Which makes as much sense as saying that my GitHub is as popular as VSCode 📈 ✍ Hash Summaries – no more wondering whether it’s MD5 or NTLM. It will summarise the main usage of each hash, allowing you to make an informed & decisive choice ⚡ 🌈 Colour Output – Don’t worry, the colours were hand-selected with a designer to be 100% accessible and gnarly 😎 🤖 JSON output && API – Want to use it in your project? We are API first, CLI second. Use JSON output or import us as a Python module! 💾 👵 Updated! – HashID was last updated in 2015. Hash-Identifier in 2011! It is a 2021 project 🦧 ♿ Accessible – We are 100% committed to making this an accessible hacking tool 🙏 🎫 Extensible – Add new hashes as quickly as you can edit this README. No, seriously — it’s that easy! 🎱 Changelog v1.11 update descrypt regex (#142) @roycewilliams Add various regexes from community contribution stream (#141) @goproslowyo Add regex and test for yescrypt (#139) @goproslowyo Bump rich from 12.0.0 to 12.0.1 (#136) @dependabot Add BitLocker and RACF hash types (#127) @ellygaytor Update CI and dependencies (#135) @amadejpapez Bump rich from 10.7.0 to 10.11.0 (#125) @dependabot Bump pytest from 6.2.4 to 6.2.5 (#123) @dependabot Bump rich from 10.4.0 to 10.7.0 (#121) @dependabot Bump rich from 10.3.0 to 10.4.0 (#118) @dependabot Added john mode to argon2i and argon2d (#117) @amadejpapez More hashcat tests, Argon2 hash support and some cleaning (#115) @amadejpapez Add new github action runners (#114) @bee-san Added a test for each hashcat mode, updated the database (#113) @amadejpapez [hide][Hidden Content]]

Dismap positioning is an asset discovery and identification tool; its characteristic function is to quickly identify Web fingerprint information and locate asset types. Assist the red team to quickly locate the target asset information, and assist the blue team to find suspected vulnerabilities Dismap has a comprehensive fingerprint rule library, so you can easily customize new recognition rules. With the help of golang’s concurrency advantages, rapid asset detection and identification can be achieved Changelog v0.4 Optimize concurrency strategy to improve speed (a2a779f) Optimize json output (a2a779f) #19 Added giop protocol identification rules (edcf125) Added web fingerprinting rules [hide][Hidden Content]]

Leaked Windows processes handles identification tool. Useful for identify new LPE vulnerabilities during a pentest or simply as a new research process. Currently supports exploiting (autopwn) procesess leaked handles spawning a new arbitrary process (cmd.exe default). [hide][Hidden Content]]

Dismap – Asset discovery and identification tool Dismap positioning is an asset discovery and identification tool; its characteristic function is to quickly identify Web fingerprint information and locate asset types. Assist the red team to quickly locate the target asset information, and assist the blue team to find suspected vulnerabilities Dismap has a comprehensive fingerprint rule library, so you can easily customize new recognition rules. With the help of golang’s concurrency advantages, rapid asset detection and identification can be achieved The scan results can be directly submitted to vulmap (>=0.8) for vulnerability scanning. Introduction to rule base in RuleLab Changelog v0.3 tcp/udp/tls protocol identification Port Feature Fingerprinting Optimized batch identification of read files, and can be mixed with domain name/IP/URL Added http/socks5 proxy Optimize txt text file format, add json file output Added optional cancel terminal color display Added debug/level information output, which can be used to manually judge hex Optionally specify a specific protocol/port/type Optimize the flag parameter options, support long and short option styles Extended http rulebase rule entry [hide][Hidden Content]]

Name-That-Hash What is this? Have you ever come across a hash such as 5f4dcc3b5aa765d61d8327deb882cf99 and wondered what type of hash that is? 🤔 Name-that-hash will name that hash type! 🔥 Features 📺 Popularity Ratings – Name that hash will show you the most popular hashes first. In older systems, it would prioritise Skype Hash the same as Active Directory’s NTLM! Which makes as much sense as saying that my GitHub is as popular as VSCode 📈 ✍ Hash Summaries – no more wondering whether it’s MD5 or NTLM. It will summarise the main usage of each hash, allowing you to make an informed & decisive choice ⚡ 🌈 Colour Output – Don’t worry, the colours were hand-selected with a designer to be 100% accessible and gnarly 😎 🤖 JSON output && API – Want to use it in your project? We are API first, CLI second. Use JSON output or import us as a Python module! 💾 👵 Updated! – HashID was last updated in 2015. Hash-Identifier in 2011! It is a 2021 project 🦧 ♿ Accessible – We are 100% committed to making this an accessible hacking tool 🙏 🎫 Extensible – Add new hashes as quickly as you can edit this README. No, seriously — it’s that easy! 🎱 Changelog v1.10 This test matrix goes through all of our hash database and: Updates the Hashcat mode Updates the John mode (if it can find it, not all of John the Ripper modes are easy to find) Checks the regex against that hash, ensuring all regex are correct [hide][Hidden Content]]

Name-That-Hash What is this? Have you ever come across a hash such as 5f4dcc3b5aa765d61d8327deb882cf99 and wondered what type of hash that is? 🤔 Name-that-hash will name that hash type! 🔥 Features 📺 Popularity Ratings – Name that hash will show you the most popular hashes first. In older systems, it would prioritise Skype Hash the same as Active Directory’s NTLM! Which makes as much sense as saying that my GitHub is as popular as VSCode 📈 ✍ Hash Summaries – no more wondering whether it’s MD5 or NTLM. It will summarise the main usage of each hash, allowing you to make an informed & decisive choice ⚡ 🌈 Colour Output – Don’t worry, the colours were hand-selected with a designer to be 100% accessible and gnarly 😎 🤖 JSON output && API – Want to use it in your project? We are API first, CLI second. Use JSON output or import us as a Python module! 💾 👵 Updated! – HashID was last updated in 2015. Hash-Identifier in 2011! It is a 2021 project 🦧 ♿ Accessible – We are 100% committed to making this an accessible hacking tool 🙏 🎫 Extensible – Add new hashes as quickly as you can edit this README. No, seriously — it’s that easy! 🎱 Changelog v1.9 Added popular function to API #105 Added 10 new hash types – PDF, 7-zip, SecureZIP (#107) @amadejpapez Bump click from 8.0.0 to 8.0.1 (#108) @dependabot Bump rich from 10.2.1 to 10.2.2 (#109) @dependabot Bump rich from 10.2.0 to 10.2.1 (#106) @dependabot Bump click from 7.1.2 to 8.0.0 (#103) @dependabot Bump rich from 10.1.0 to 10.2.0 (#104) @dependabot Bump pytest from 6.2.3 to 6.2.4 (#101) @dependabot [hide][Hidden Content]]

Name-That-Hash What is this? Have you ever come across a hash such as 5f4dcc3b5aa765d61d8327deb882cf99 and wondered what type of hash that is? 🤔 Name-that-hash will name that hash type! 🔥 Features 📺 Popularity Ratings – Name that hash will show you the most popular hashes first. In older systems, it would prioritise Skype Hash the same as Active Directory’s NTLM! Which makes as much sense as saying that my GitHub is as popular as VSCode 📈 ✍ Hash Summaries – no more wondering whether it’s MD5 or NTLM. It will summarise the main usage of each hash, allowing you to make an informed & decisive choice ⚡ 🌈 Colour Output – Don’t worry, the colours were hand-selected with a designer to be 100% accessible and gnarly 😎 🤖 JSON output && API – Want to use it in your project? We are API first, CLI second. Use JSON output or import us as a Python module! 💾 👵 Updated! – HashID was last updated in 2015. Hash-Identifier in 2011! It is a 2021 project 🦧 ♿ Accessible – We are 100% committed to making this an accessible hacking tool 🙏 🎫 Extensible – Add new hashes as quickly as you can edit this README. No, seriously — it’s that easy! 🎱 Changelog v1.8 Update setup.py and fix typo (#98) @SkeletalDemise Remove Loguru from pyproject.toml and poetry.lock (#97) @bee-san Added one new Office hash type and updated some of the old ones (#95) @amadejpapez Upgrade to GitHub-native Dependabot (#94) @dependabot-preview Fix for the latest office test (#93) @amadejpapez Added MS Office <= 2003, Blake2b-512, Telegram Mobile App Passcode (#92) @amadejpapez [hide][Hidden Content]]

Name-That-Hash What is this? Have you ever come across a hash such as 5f4dcc3b5aa765d61d8327deb882cf99 and wondered what type of hash that is? 🤔 Name-that-hash will name that hash type! 🔥 Features 📺 Popularity Ratings – Name that hash will show you the most popular hashes first. In older systems, it would prioritise Skype Hash the same as Active Directory’s NTLM! Which makes as much sense as saying that my GitHub is as popular as VSCode 📈 ✍ Hash Summaries – no more wondering whether it’s MD5 or NTLM. It will summarise the main usage of each hash, allowing you to make an informed & decisive choice ⚡ 🌈 Colour Output – Don’t worry, the colours were hand-selected with a designer to be 100% accessible and gnarly 😎 🤖 JSON output && API – Want to use it in your project? We are API first, CLI second. Use JSON output or import us as a Python module! 💾 👵 Updated! – HashID was last updated in 2015. Hash-Identifier in 2011! It is a 2021 project 🦧 ♿ Accessible – We are 100% committed to making this an accessible hacking tool 🙏 🎫 Extensible – Add new hashes as quickly as you can edit this README. No, seriously — it’s that easy! 🎱 Changelog v1.7.1 What’s Changed Forgot to delete print statement 🙂 v1.7 What’s Changed Switched from Loguru to default logging Added Blake2b-256 (#81) @swanandx Added 3 hash types – WinZip, iTunes and Android Backup (#80) @amadejpapez Added all 3 Electrum Bitcoin Wallet hash types (#73) @amadejpapez Minor Updates docs: add swanandx as a contributor (#86) @allcontributors docs: add bee-san as a contributor (#85) @allcontributors docs: add SkeletalDemise as a contributor (#82) @allcontributors Bump rich from 10.0.1 to 10.1.0 (#77) @dependabot-preview Bump pytest from 6.2.2 to 6.2.3 (#76) @dependabot-preview Bump rich from 9.13.0 to 10.0.1 (#75) @dependabot-preview [hide][Hidden Content]]

identYwaf is an identification tool that can recognize web protection type (i.e. WAF) based on blind inference. The blind inference is being done by inspecting responses provoked by a set of predefined offensive (non-destructive) payloads, where those are used only to trigger the web protection system in between (e.g. [Hidden Content] AND 2>1). Currently, it supports more than 80 different protection products (e.g. aeSecure, Airlock, CleanTalk, CrawlProtect, Imunify360, MalCare, ModSecurity, Palo Alto, SiteGuard, UrlScan, Wallarm, WatchGuard, Wordfence, etc.), while the knowledge-base is constantly growing. Also, as part of this project, screenshots of characteristic responses for different web protection systems are being gathered (manually) for future reference. [hide][Hidden Content]]

What is this? Have you ever come across a hash such as 5f4dcc3b5aa765d61d8327deb882cf99 and wondered what type of hash that is? 🤔 Name-that-hash will name that hash type! 🔥 Features 📺 Popularity Ratings – Name that hash will show you the most popular hashes first. In older systems, it would prioritise Skype Hash the same as Active Directory’s NTLM! Which makes as much sense as saying that my GitHub is as popular as VSCode 📈 ✍ Hash Summaries – no more wondering whether it’s MD5 or NTLM. It will summarise the main usage of each hash, allowing you to make an informed & decisive choice ⚡ 🌈 Colour Output – Don’t worry, the colours were hand-selected with a designer to be 100% accessible and gnarly 😎 🤖 JSON output && API – Want to use it in your project? We are API first, CLI second. Use JSON output or import us as a Python module! 💾 👵 Updated! – HashID was last updated in 2015. Hash-Identifier in 2011! It is a 2021 project 🦧 ♿ Accessible – We are 100% committed to making this an accessible hacking tool 🙏 🎫 Extensible – Add new hashes as quickly as you can edit this README. No, seriously — it’s that easy! 🎱 Changelog v1.6 What’s Changed Added cryptocurrency hashes (#68) @bee-san Added a space before “Summary” in the output if there is no john (#70) @amadejpapez More Kerberos hash types need to be separated into a salt and without a salt #72 [hide][Hidden Content]]

What is this? Have you ever come across a hash such as 5f4dcc3b5aa765d61d8327deb882cf99 and wondered what type of hash that is? 🤔 Name-that-hash will name that hash type! 🔥 Features 📺 Popularity Ratings – Name that hash will show you the most popular hashes first. In older systems, it would prioritise Skype Hash the same as Active Directory’s NTLM! Which makes as much sense as saying that my GitHub is as popular as VSCode 📈 ✍ Hash Summaries – no more wondering whether it’s MD5 or NTLM. It will summarise the main usage of each hash, allowing you to make an informed & decisive choice ⚡ 🌈 Colour Output – Don’t worry, the colours were hand-selected with a designer to be 100% accessible and gnarly 😎 🤖 JSON output && API – Want to use it in your project? We are API first, CLI second. Use JSON output or import us as a Python module! 💾 👵 Updated! – HashID was last updated in 2015. Hash-Identifier in 2011! It is a 2021 project 🦧 ♿ Accessible – We are 100% committed to making this an accessible hacking tool 🙏 🎫 Extensible – Add new hashes as quickly as you can edit this README. No, seriously — it’s that easy! 🎱 Changelog v1.5 What’s Changed Added 5 new Kerberos hash types (#67) @amadejpapez docs: add amadejpapez as a contributor (#64) @allcontributors [hide][Hidden Content]]

Name-That-Hash What is this? Have you ever come across a hash such as 5f4dcc3b5aa765d61d8327deb882cf99 and wondered what type of hash that is? 🤔 Name-that-hash will name that hash type! 🔥 Features 📺 Popularity Ratings – Name that hash will show you the most popular hashes first. In older systems, it would prioritise Skype Hash the same as Active Directory’s NTLM! Which makes as much sense as saying that my GitHub is as popular as VSCode 📈 ✍ Hash Summaries – no more wondering whether it’s MD5 or NTLM. It will summarise the main usage of each hash, allowing you to make an informed & decisive choice ⚡ 🌈 Colour Output – Don’t worry, the colours were hand-selected with a designer to be 100% accessible and gnarly 😎 🤖 JSON output && API – Want to use it in your project? We are API first, CLI second. Use JSON output or import us as a Python module! 💾 👵 Updated! – HashID was last updated in 2015. Hash-Identifier in 2011! It is a 2021 project 🦧 ♿ Accessible – We are 100% committed to making this an accessible hacking tool 🙏 🎫 Extensible – Add new hashes as quickly as you can edit this README. No, seriously — it’s that easy! 🎱 Changelog v1.4 What’s Changed Fixing python dict issues & kerberos (#58) @bee-san [hide][Hidden Content]]

Name-That-Hash What is this? Have you ever come across a hash such as 5f4dcc3b5aa765d61d8327deb882cf99 and wondered what type of hash that is? 🤔 Name-that-hash will name that hash type! 🔥 Features 📺 Popularity Ratings – Name that hash will show you the most popular hashes first. In older systems, it would prioritise Skype Hash the same as Active Directory’s NTLM! Which makes as much sense as saying that my GitHub is as popular as VSCode 📈 ✍ Hash Summaries – no more wondering whether it’s MD5 or NTLM. It will summarise the main usage of each hash, allowing you to make an informed & decisive choice ⚡ 🌈 Colour Output – Don’t worry, the colours were hand-selected with a designer to be 100% accessible and gnarly 😎 🤖 JSON output && API – Want to use it in your project? We are API first, CLI second. Use JSON output or import us as a Python module! 💾 👵 Updated! – HashID was last updated in 2015. Hash-Identifier in 2011! It is a 2021 project 🦧 ♿ Accessible – We are 100% committed to making this an accessible hacking tool 🙏 🎫 Extensible – Add new hashes as quickly as you can edit this README. No, seriously — it’s that easy! 🎱 Changelog v1.2 What’s Changed Added Kerberos Hash & Fixed Base64 bug (#54) @bee-san Bump rich from 9.12.4 to 9.13.0 (#50) @dependabot-preview Bump rich from 9.12.3 to 9.12.4 (#49) @dependabot-preview Bump rich from 9.12.0 to 9.12.3 (#48) @dependabot-preview [hide][Hidden Content]]

Name-That-Hash What is this? Have you ever come across a hash such as 5f4dcc3b5aa765d61d8327deb882cf99 and wondered what type of hash that is? 🤔 Name-that-hash will name that hash type! 🔥 Features 📺 Popularity Ratings – Name that hash will show you the most popular hashes first. In older systems, it would prioritise Skype Hash the same as Active Directory’s NTLM! Which makes as much sense as saying that my GitHub is as popular as VSCode 📈 ✍ Hash Summaries – no more wondering whether it’s MD5 or NTLM. It will summarise the main usage of each hash, allowing you to make an informed & decisive choice ⚡ 🌈 Colour Output – Don’t worry, the colours were hand-selected with a designer to be 100% accessible and gnarly 😎 🤖 JSON output && API – Want to use it in your project? We are API first, CLI second. Use JSON output or import us as a Python module! 💾 👵 Updated! – HashID was last updated in 2015. Hash-Identifier in 2011! It is a 2021 project 🦧 ♿ Accessible – We are 100% committed to making this an accessible hacking tool 🙏 🎫 Extensible – Add new hashes as quickly as you can edit this README. No, seriously — it’s that easy! 🎱 Changelog v1.1.6 What’s Changed Fix typo in help dialogue (#47) @jgmoss Fixed bug that printed “hello” in non grep mode. [hide][Hidden Content]]

Name-That-Hash What is this? Have you ever come across a hash such as 5f4dcc3b5aa765d61d8327deb882cf99 and wondered what type of hash that is? 🤔 Name-that-hash will name that hash type! 🔥 Features 📺 Popularity Ratings – Name that hash will show you the most popular hashes first. In older systems, it would prioritise Skype Hash the same as Active Directory’s NTLM! Which makes as much sense as saying that my GitHub is as popular as VSCode 📈 ✍ Hash Summaries – no more wondering whether it’s MD5 or NTLM. It will summarise the main usage of each hash, allowing you to make an informed & decisive choice ⚡ 🌈 Colour Output – Don’t worry, the colours were hand-selected with a designer to be 100% accessible and gnarly 😎 🤖 JSON output && API – Want to use it in your project? We are API first, CLI second. Use JSON output or import us as a Python module! 💾 👵 Updated! – HashID was last updated in 2015. Hash-Identifier in 2011! It is a 2021 project 🦧 ♿ Accessible – We are 100% committed to making this an accessible hacking tool 🙏 🎫 Extensible – Add new hashes as quickly as you can edit this README. No, seriously — it’s that easy! 🎱 [hide][Hidden Content]]

identYwaf is an identification tool that can recognize web protection type (i.e. WAF) based on blind inference. The blind inference is being done by inspecting responses provoked by a set of predefined offensive (non-destructive) payloads, where those are used only to trigger the web protection system in between (e.g. [Hidden Content] AND 2>1). Currently, it supports more than 80 different protection products (e.g. aeSecure, Airlock, CleanTalk, CrawlProtect, Imunify360, MalCare, ModSecurity, Palo Alto, SiteGuard, UrlScan, Wallarm, WatchGuard, Wordfence, etc.), while the knowledge-base is constantly growing. Also, as part of this project, screenshots of characteristic responses for different web protection systems are being gathered (manually) for future reference. [hide][Hidden Content]]

identYwaf is an identification tool that can recognize web protection type (i.e. WAF) based on blind inference. The blind inference is being done by inspecting responses provoked by a set of predefined offensive (non-destructive) payloads, where those are used only to trigger the web protection system in between (e.g. [Hidden Content] AND 2>1). Currently, it supports more than 80 different protection products (e.g. aeSecure, Airlock, CleanTalk, CrawlProtect, Imunify360, MalCare, ModSecurity, Palo Alto, SiteGuard, UrlScan, Wallarm, WatchGuard, Wordfence, etc.), while the knowledge-base is constantly growing. Also, as part of this project, screenshots of characteristic responses for different web protection systems are being gathered (manually) for future reference. [hide][Hidden Content]]

identYwaf is an identification tool that can recognize web protection type (i.e. WAF) based on blind inference. The blind inference is being done by inspecting responses provoked by a set of predefined offensive (non-destructive) payloads, where those are used only to trigger the web protection system in between (e.g. [Hidden Content] AND 2>1). Currently, it supports more than 80 different protection products (e.g. aeSecure, Airlock, CleanTalk, CrawlProtect, Imunify360, MalCare, ModSecurity, Palo Alto, SiteGuard, UrlScan, Wallarm, WatchGuard, Wordfence, etc.), while the knowledge-base is constantly growing. Also, as part of this project, screenshots of characteristic responses for different web protection systems are being gathered (manually) for future reference. [HIDE][Hidden Content]]

identYwaf is an identification tool that can recognize web protection type (i.e. WAF) based on blind inference. The blind inference is being done by inspecting responses provoked by a set of predefined offensive (non-destructive) payloads, where those are used only to trigger the web protection system in between (e.g. [Hidden Content] AND 2>1). Currently, it supports more than 80 different protection products (e.g. aeSecure, Airlock, CleanTalk, CrawlProtect, Imunify360, MalCare, ModSecurity, Palo Alto, SiteGuard, UrlScan, Wallarm, WatchGuard, Wordfence, etc.), while the knowledge-base is constantly growing. Also, as part of this project, screenshots of characteristic responses for different web protection systems are being gathered (manually) for future reference Changelog v1.0.124 Adding support for Kuipernet [HIDE][Hidden Content]]

identYwaf is an identification tool that can recognize web protection type (i.e. WAF) based on blind inference. The blind inference is being done by inspecting responses provoked by a set of predefined offensive (non-destructive) payloads, where those are used only to trigger the web protection system in between (e.g. [Hidden Content] AND 2>1). Currently, it supports more than 80 different protection products (e.g. aeSecure, Airlock, CleanTalk, CrawlProtect, Imunify360, MalCare, ModSecurity, Palo Alto, SiteGuard, UrlScan, Wallarm, WatchGuard, Wordfence, etc.), while the knowledge-base is constantly growing. Changelog v1.0.123 Update (Hello from Hyundai) [HIDE][Hidden Content]]

identYwaf is an identification tool that can recognize web protection type (i.e. WAF) based on blind inference. The blind inference is being done by inspecting responses provoked by a set of predefined offensive (non-destructive) payloads, where those are used only to trigger the web protection system in between (e.g. [Hidden Content] AND 2>1). Currently, it supports more than 60 different protection products (e.g. aeSecure, Airlock, CleanTalk, CrawlProtect, Imunify360, MalCare, ModSecurity, Palo Alto, SiteGuard, UrlScan, Wallarm, WatchGuard, Wordfence, etc.), while the knowledge-base is constantly growing. [HIDE][Hidden Content]]

identYwaf is an identification tool that can recognize web protection type (i.e. WAF) based on blind inference. The blind inference is being done by inspecting responses provoked by a set of predefined offensive (non-destructive) payloads, where those are used only to trigger the web protection system in between (e.g. [Hidden Content] AND 2>1). Currently, it supports more than 60 different protection products (e.g. aeSecure, Airlock, CleanTalk, CrawlProtect, Imunify360, MalCare, ModSecurity, Palo Alto, SiteGuard, UrlScan, Wallarm, WatchGuard, Wordfence, etc.), while the knowledge-base is constantly growing. Also, as part of this project, screenshots of characteristic responses for different web protection systems are being gathered (manually) for the future reference. Changelog v1.0.118 Adding signatures for new WAF (Wapples) [HIDE][Hidden Content]]