I don't want to try a dictionary attack on a hash, I want to try a *single word*. Of course, there's thousands of hashes I need to check, so I'm looking at perl. Issue is that a certain "default" password has been used where I work for a couple decades, and I need to find what accounts are still using it.
And no, please, I can't just try logging in to all the servers, and all the accounts, with that password. There are a variety of reasons for such. I've tried Crypt::Cracklib, but GTry doesn't give me the same hash with the salt (first 2 chars still, right?) plus string. I've tried Crypt::PasswdMD5, but again - if I set a password, knowing what it is, then use those two functions to create a hash, the hash isn't the same as what is in the password file. So clearly, either I'm wrong about the salt, or something else is going on. Anyone have suggestions? -- [email protected] http://www.kernel-panic.org/cgi-bin/mailman/listinfo/kplug-list
