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John Steel
John Steel

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Brute-Force encryption algo/key based on mapping encrypted-value <-> unencrypted-value (hashcat)

i have a list of encrypted values and i know the unencrypted values for each entry. Is there a possibility to brute force the encryption mechanism, so that i'm able to decrypt new unknown encrypted values?

this is my list "unencrypted -> encrypted":

XXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXX -> AAPBbXxBtdNhUH2nc3w3DWajRHeG5OmunJQ97n9/Ooccih07+8EsMNNW2zqbzXvQ1bl+yBwUcj1ZzcxNIem0zPr1TeiphXPh/UF9r7XzRfI4w7bMuyM=
YYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYY -> AALKq4wVvSIbsn3h5azSGT7Z5HKGH1YNGKC1+MVPLWKaEMHR+VbdcVcwnZYB32OHjYf/T7tpo1FjFV8qEPltpzdWxe4OFwLiB9nJe6HIan0zn4Jsf2Q=
ZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZ -> AANdNV4zeqvH7jVi0HjnMBkSvvAXcQavyNDOJVYUGKT/LKC97iPDB1t3xTnz/9T5kkeHxtH2lXjRnPChY3AwfVuPImQ4CF8/7sHvpQQCM3fSHAy+lV0=
...

The mechanism is the same for each entry (no salts). every single value can be (en)crypted without additional values.

Is this possible using hashcat?

BR

John

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