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MDXfind, the CPU-based hash-cracking tool


Official site: https://hashes.org/mdxfind.php (offline)
(mirror last refreshed/checked: 2024-01-22 - MDXfind version 1.120, 2024-01-22)


"MDXfind is a program which allows you to run large numbers of unsolved hashes, using many algorithms, against large numbers of plaintext words, very quickly." - Waffle

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MDXfind features (my perspective - not an official list):

When to use it

When not to use it - so far ;)

Distribution metadata (generated by me, not part of the distribution):

Help and examples

Introductory video from @winxp5421

Basic example (adapted from @winxp5421):

mdxfind -h ALL -h '!salt,!user,!md5x,!crypt' -i 5 -f unknown.txt /dict/top-10k-pass | tee -a out.res

    -h ALL                        # search every algorithm
    -h '!salt,!user,!md5x,!crypt' # exclude explicitly salted (!salt), MD5x, and some implicitly salted (!crypt)
                                  # MD5x excludes 'internally iterated' hashes such as 'sha1(md5(md5(md5("hello")))']
    -i 5                          # iterate from 1 to 5 times, inclusive
    -f unknown.txt                # target hashlist
    /dict/top-10k.pass            # wordlist (input dictionary)
    | tee -a out.res              # append to outfile (where the results go).

(Using  '| tee -a out.res'   lets you watch the output; use  ' > out.res'  instead if you won't want to watch or tee isn't available on your system.)

To change the default behavior of using all available cores, use ' -t [N]' where N is the number of cores to use.

Threads with more info and examples:

Moved/broken references, necromancy TBD: Google search for MDXfind on Hashkiller forums | usage from hashes.org forums | thread 1 | thread 2 | thread 3

Examples of how to use mdxfind's -z flag to generate arbitrary hashes:

Info on output and tuning, from Waffle:

Usage output

See usage.txt

Kudos

All credit to Waffle (and hops) for this powerful hash-cracking tool. A serious amount of careful thought and insight has gone into making it reliable and efficient.

References

See also


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