A million little bugs - hashcat dev

Another milestone is taken. Atom just released a new version of oclHashcat-lite.
The main improvements in this release are the implementation of the LM algorythm and support for IPB 2.0, MyBB1.2 aslong as a big modifcation to the EULA. The changes in the EULA were kind of forced due to some concerns in the userbase about legal commercial use. Atom's point of view should be now more clearly to understand.

* changes v0.08 -> v0.09:

type: feature
file: kernels
cred: added -m 2811 = IPB 2.0, MyBB1.2

type: feature
file: kernels
cred: added -m 3000 = LM

type: driver
file: kernels
desc: added support for AMD APP SDK 2.6

type: driver
file: kernels
desc: added support for NVidia CUDA 4.1

type: feature
file: kernels
desc: added support for AMD GPU's "Devastator" and "Scrapper"

type: feature
file: kernels
desc: added support for AMD GPU's "Capeverde", "Pitcairn" and "Tahiti"

type: feature
file: host programs
desc: backported --outfile-format from oclHashcat-plus v0.07

type: feature
file: host programs
desc: backported --seperator-char feature from hashcat v0.38
cred: thorsheim

type: feature
file: host programs
desc: add support for passwords smaller length 4

type: bug
file: host programs
desc: fixed issue with unaligned --pw-skip, did not auto-shutdown when 100% keyspace reached
cred: MrUltimate

type: bug
file: host programs
desc: fixed issue when using --pw-skip-plain in combination with --hex-charset

type: change
file: host programs
desc: changed default setting for CPU affinity: Linux unlocked, Windows unlocked

type: change
file: host programs
desc: ETA is now calculated regarding to configured value of --pw-skip and --pw-limit
cred: MrUltimate

type: change
file: host programs
desc: changed restore-timer default value to 60 due to GPU utilization issue
cred: MrUltimate, d-unknown, khempanhom

type: change
file: host programs
desc: EULA. Removed sections 2, 6, 8 and 9. Relaxed sections 3 and 7.
cred: hdmoore

type: change
file: kernels
desc: renamed -m 1 to -m 10
desc: renamed -m 3 to -m 2600
desc: renamed -m 5 to -m 2611
desc: renamed -m 15 to -m 2711
desc: renamed -m 101 to -m 110
desc: renamed -m 600 to -m 101
desc: renamed -m 700 to -m 111
desc: renamed -m 1300 to -m 131
desc: renamed -m 2000 to -m 112
desc: renamed -m 2300 to -m 132

type: change
file: rules
desc: redesigned usage screen
cred: http://hashcat.net/forum/thread-716.html

Atom just got his first 7970 and made a post in the hashcat forum on how it performs:

...
MD5: hd5970 = 4940M/s, hd7970 = 8156M/s.
...
Conclusion: This card rocks, i am looking forward for the 7990!

http://hashcat.net/forum/thread-817.html

http://imgur.com/x3J9x

http://imgur.com/XBkaP

http://hashcat.net/forum/thread-105-post-4034.html#pid4034

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After a little holiday break for atom he released a new version of oclhashcat-plus. With this version the "normal" version of oclhashcat is obsolete. At this point of time it is advised that no one should continue to use the normal version and switch to plus!

* changes v0.06 -> v0.07:

type: speedups

file: kernels and host programs
desc: vBulletin< v3 .8.5: AMD hd5970 +5.20%, NV GTX580 +7.86%
desc: vBulletin> v3.8.5: AMD hd5970 +16.19%, NV GTX580 +5.93%
desc: IPB2, MyBB1.2: AMD hd5970 +14.83%, NV GTX580 +5.78%

desc: SHA1: AMD hd5970 +9.01%, NV GTX580 0.00%
desc: SHA256: AMD hd5970 +1.55%, NV GTX580 +4.21%

desc: md5crypt: AMD hd5970 +11.19%, NV GTX580 +2.83%
desc: md5apr1: AMD hd5970 +10.17%, NV GTX580 +1.73%

desc: NTLM: AMD hd5970 +3.43%, NV GTX580 0.00%
desc: DCC: AMD hd5970 +2.46%, NV GTX580 +0.33%


type: feature

file: kernels
desc: added -m 11 = Joomla


type: feature

file: kernels
desc: added -m 21 = osCommerce, xt:Commerce


type: feature

file: kernels
desc: added -m 121 = SMF > v1.1


type: feature

file: kernels
desc: added -m 122 = OSX v10.4, v10.5, v10.6

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type: driver
file: kernels

desc: added support for AMD Catalyst 11.12 and AMD APP SDK 2.6


type: feature
file: kernels

desc: added support for AMD GPU's "Devastator" and "Scrapper"


type: feature
file: kernels

desc: added support for AMD GPU's "Capeverde", "Pitcairn" and "Tahiti"


type: feature
file: host programs and kernel

desc: backported combinator attack from oclHashcat v0.26


type: feature
file: host programs and kernel

desc: backported hybrid attack from oclHashcat v0.26


type: feature
file: host programs and kernel

desc: backported brute-force attack from oclHashcat-lite v0.08


type: feature
file: host programs

desc: backported --cpu-affinity from oclHashcat-lite v0.08


type: feature
file: host programs

desc: backported --outfile-format from oclHashcat-lite v0.08


type: feature
file: host programs

desc: added support for multirules (multiple -r parameters allowed)
cred: http://hashcat.net/forum/thread-703.html


type: improvement

file: rules
desc: added lots of minirules for multirule engine to rules/hybrid/


type: change

file: kernels
desc: renamed -m 5 to -m 2611

desc: renamed -m 9 to -m 2811
desc: renamed -m 15 to -m 2711

desc: renamed -m 600 to -m 101
desc: renamed -m 700 to -m 111

desc: renamed -m 1300 to -m 131
desc: renamed -m 2000 to -m 112

desc: renamed -m 2300 to -m 132


type: change
file: rules

desc: redesigned usage screen
cred: http://hashcat.net/forum/thread-716.html


type: bug

file: kernels
desc: fixed bug in WPA/WPA2 kernel if essid length >= 28

cred: http://hashcat.net/forum/showthread.php?tid=494


type: bug
file: host programs

desc: reenabled file-globbing on cmdline for windows


type: docs
file: bugs.txt

desc: added bugs file

The mastermind atom has a very cool new feature upcoming in the next version of oclhashcat-plus. He calls it "multi-rules".

With them you will be able to combine an unlimited (as much ram you have) rules files.

http://hashcat.net/forum/thread-703-post-3472.html

Hey Guys,

I wanted to give you a sneakpeak to the latest oclHashcat-plus feature coming with version 0.07.

This feature goes back to an suggestion from Hash-IT, see here: http://hashcat.net/forum/thread-645.html

Again, thanks for this!

Since no other cracker have this feature, I had to find a name for it.

I will call it "multirules".

Instead of just giving one -r parameter and a file, you can now add as many -r's as you want.

But they are not just appended (or executed in serial).

They are combined. Each rule of each rule-file is combined with each rule of each rule-file (see original post above to see the details).