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Reputation: 71

Bash script failed to Compare SHA-512 salted hashes. Gets wrong output

I was able to fix the error not being able to use * as part of the LIST. However i was not able to compare and get the desired output of the password.

#!/bin/bash

LIST=(W 2 v '*' %)
encr="Cd9AjUI4nGglIcP3MByrZUnu.hHBJc7.eR0o/v0A1gu0/6ztFfBxeJgKTzpgoCLptJS2NnliZLZjO40LUseED/"

salt="8899Uidd"
for i in "${LIST[@]}"
  do
   for j in "${LIST[@]}"
    do
    for k in "${LIST[@]}"
     do
      for l in "${LIST[@]}"
        do
        for a in "${LIST[@]}"
            do
            echo -n "$i$j$k$l$a "

   test="mkpasswd -m SHA-512 $i$j$k$l$a -s $salt | cut -d"$" -f4"
    if [ "$test" == "$encr" ] ; then
            echo " Password is: $i$j$k$l$a"
            exit
        fi
        done
       done
      done
    done
done

#error comparing

The Output should be Password is: W2v*%, but it came out as %%%%%

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Upvotes: 1

Views: 147

Answers (1)

Penguin
Penguin

Reputation: 71

With a little bit of tweaking here and there. Here we have a fixed one :D

Hope its working for you guys as well. 

#!/bin/bash

LIST1=(A B C D E F G H I J K L M N O P Q R S T U V W X Y Z)
LIST2=(0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9)
LIST3=(a b c d e f g h i j k l m n o p q r s t u v w x y z)
LIST4=("~" "@" "#" "$" "%" "^" "*" "_" "+" "-" "=" "{" "}" "[" "]" "?" ";" ":")
LIST5=("~" "@" "#" "$" "%" "^" "*" "_" "+" "-" "=" "{" "}" "[" "]" "?" ";" ":")
encr="Cd9AjUI4nGglIcP3MByrZUnu.hHBJc7.eR0o/v0A1gu0/6ztFfBxeJgKTzpgoCLptJS2NnliZLZjO40LUseED/"

salt="8899Uidd"
for i in "${LIST1[@]}"
  do
   for j in "${LIST2[@]}"
    do
    for k in "${LIST3[@]}"
     do
      for l in "${LIST4[@]}"
        do
        for a in "${LIST5[@]}"
            do
            echo -n "$i$j$k$l$a"

   test="$(mkpasswd -m SHA-512 "$i$j$k$l$a" -s $salt | cut -d"$" -f4)"
    if [ "$test" == "$encr" ] ; then
            echo " Password is: $i$j$k$l$a"
            exit
        fi
        done
       done
      done
    done
done

P.S: I overdid with the list. You can combine the list into one.

Upvotes: 1

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