hash_cracker.py 文件源码

def try_all_algorithms(self):
        """ Try every algorithm available on the computer using the 'algorithms_available' functions from hashlib
        an example of this functions would be:
        >>> print(hashlib.algorithms_available)
        set(['SHA1', 'SHA224', 'SHA', 'SHA384', ...])
        >>> HashCracker("9a8b1b7eee229046fc2701b228fc2aff", type=None).try_all_algorithms()
        {..., 'dc1e4c61bea0e5390c140fb1299a68a0f31b7af51f90abbd058f09689a8bb823': ['1 endow', 'sha256'],
        '362b004395a3f52d9a0132868bd180bd': ['17 fellowship', 'MD5'],
        '03195f6b6fa8dc1951f4944aed8cc4582cd72321': ['lovingkindness', 'RIPEMD160'], ..."""
        for alg in hashlib.algorithms_available:
            for word in self.words:
                data = hashlib.new(alg)
                data.update(word.strip())
                self.results[data.hexdigest()] = [word.strip(), alg]
        LOGGER.info("Created %i hashes, verifying against given hash (%s)" % (len(self.results), self.hash))
        if self.verify_hashes() is False:
            LOGGER.fatal("Unable to verify hash: %s" % self.hash)
        else:
            return self.verify_hashes()