Hash Functions and Hashcat Modes Hash Functions

The following hash functions are supported for hashing data:

SHA Family:
    SHA-512
    SHA-256
    SHA-384
    SHA-224
    SHA-512/224
    SHA-512/256

MD Family:
    MD5
    MD4

SHA3 Family:
    SHA3-224
    SHA3-256
    SHA3-384
    SHA3-512

BLAKE2 Family:
    BLAKE2s
    BLAKE2b

Hashcat Modes currently only implemented (you can add them directly from the hashcat --help into the dictionary)

The following modes correspond to the hash functions used for hash cracking with Hashcat:

SHA Family:
    SHA-512: 1700
    SHA-256: 1400
    SHA-384: 10800
    SHA-224: 1300
    SHA-512/224: 20400
    SHA-512/256: 20500

MD Family:
    MD5: 0
    MD4: 900

SHA3 Family:
    SHA3-224: 17300
    SHA3-256: 17400
    SHA3-384: 17500
    SHA3-512: 17600

BLAKE2 Family:
    BLAKE2b: 600

Note: Make sure Hashcat is installed on your system to use these modes effectively. Encryption and Decryption Types

AES Encryption/Decryption:

AES-128: 16-byte key
AES-192: 24-byte key
AES-256: 32-byte key

RSA Encryption/Decryption:

RSA-1024: 1024-bit key
RSA-2048: 2048-bit key
RSA-4096: 4096-bit key

Summary

AES Encryption/Decryption: 3 key sizes (128, 192, 256 bits)
RSA Encryption/Decryption: 3 key sizes (1024, 2048, 4096 bits)

Where to get dictionary lists?: https://weakpass.com/download go to this site and choose any of these above

This tool can be used to hash and dehash data, as well as to encrypt and decrypt using AES and RSA. Note that brute-forcing AES or RSA keys is currently considered infeasible.

recently added overkill encrytion with RSA4096 with AES256