1: dehashed.py is a dehashed.com query tool which only queries 'domain' as of now. It will output the gathered cleartext passwords and hashes to a file.
2: hash_crack.py will send all the specified hashes to hashes.com in attempt to crack the hash. It will then return all cracked passwords.
usage: dehashed.py [-h] [-a [API_KEY]] [-u [USERNAME]] [-d DOMAIN] [-f DEHASHED_DATA_FILE] [-o [DEHASHED_FILE]] [--version]
optional arguments:
-h, --help show this help message and exit
-a [API_KEY] Use your dehashed.com API key to query domain.
-u [USERNAME] Use your dehashed.com username to auth to API.
-d DOMAIN Target domain to search dehashed.com for.
-f DEHASHED_DATA_FILE
Read json data from previously saved API query.
-o [DEHASHED_FILE] Stores all hashes and cracked passwords in files. [dehashed_*.txt]
--version show program's version number and exit
Parse previously saved query in json format:
python3 dehashed.py -f previous_query.json
Make a query when dehashed email and api key are hardcoded in script:
python3 dehashed.py -d domain.com -o output_file.txt
Make a query when dehashed email and api key are not hardcoded:
python3 dehashed.py -o -d domain.com -a API-KEY -u [email protected]
Example Output of dehashed.py:
$ python3 dehashed.py -d domain.com -o
[ ] Querying Dehashed for all entries under domain: domain.com...
[ ] Cleartext Passwords {email:password}
[email protected]:password1
[email protected]:summer1999
[ ] Hashed Passwords {email:hash}
[email protected]:$2a$08$K2YzRKMF7sVlHwIwuGsqUuJ5B1Q0CG3RZzO1pectKlytIbVmKra4q
[email protected]:22c212f0d123a3a031aa063f85800be2
[ ] Raw Hashes to Copy/Paste then crack >:)
$2a$08$K2YzRKMF7sVlHwIwuGsqUuJ5B1Q0CG3RZzO1pectKlytIbVmKra4q
22c212f0d123a3a031aa063f85800be2
[ ] Cracked passwords written to dehashed_cracked.txt
[ ] Hashes written to dehashed_hashes.txt
usage: hash_crack.py [-h] [-f [HASHES]]
optional arguments:
-h, --help show this help message and exit
-f [HASHES] Input any hash file separated by newline in format {email:hash}.
No file specified will search for direct output from dehashed.py {dehashed_hashes.txt}:
python3 hash_crack.py -f
Injest any hash file in format {email:hash}:
python3 hash_crack.py -f hash_file.txt
Example Output of hash_crack.py:
$python3 hash_crack.py -f
[ ] Restarting TOR...
[ ] Done! New IP: 185.220.101.197
[ ] Sending 8 hashes...
[-] Blocked by captcha, retrying...
[ ] Restarting TOR...
[ ] Done! New IP: 51.158.111.157
[-] Blocked by captcha, retrying...
[ ] Restarting TOR...
[ ] Done! New IP: 104.244.72.36
[-] Blocked by captcha, retrying...
[ ] Restarting TOR...
[ ] Done! New IP: 89.234.157.254
[-] Blocked by captcha, retrying...
[ ] Restarting TOR...
[ ] Done! New IP: 91.203.146.126
[ ] Success! Returned 8 passwords!
[ ] Cracked 8 hashes:
29be83ff7eedd5ecf5807b6729ef69d237faaf3e:910299329
3bdd449dc37efc759e40729c1a071f8084a3d047:ramazo
3eae40ad01eeb72d23f64c60e255bc567b2ee837:kek22
47eab33b590d3df5b378c1ab3eba83cae44201c4:whoami
7f1d3f91b56b396073d893d8fe2c78c0f0ee95ba:fake@@#
c19c95e405b41f88889bf9810c81a5b39fbdb905:asdff
e3e0fc2183c4313a89ddd5355d96770e90b61e7c:10291
22c212f0d123a3a031aa063f85800be2:panda2993