[Release] GTA V Native Hash Cracker

[XeClutch]

This tool uses a bruteforce method created by xSonoro to crack hashes created using the Bob Jenkins hash algorithm. I have optimized the code aswell as add a few things. This is a very powerful lightweight app and will crack hashes very quickly. My computer is sh*t so it doesn't run it as fast as I would like it to but it can still crack 6-7 character natives in under 5 minutes. If you don't know why the program takes so long to crack the hashes is because it uses a method called bruteforce. Do some research on it don't ask me what it is because I am just going to make fun of you.

Download: http://o.aolcdn.com/hss/storage/fss/dfb9202141c734f8a4603ae34baf5a22/GTA+V+Native+Hash+Cracker.exe
Virus Scan: https://www.virustotal.com/en/file/...d5aef6eb9765a8e7203a743b/analysis/1404102064/
Source Code: http://pastebin.com/kH3FM6aU
Credits: xSonoro & XeClutch

Usage: (you can also just boot the program)

arg1 - Hash
arg2 - Minimum Characters
arg3 - Maximum Characters

Example: (cmd.exe)
"GTA V Native Hash Cracker.exe" 0xEE3481E3 9 9
This will open the tool via command prompt and will immediately start cracking the hash 0xEE3481E3 with 9 as both the minimum and maximum amount of characters.

 

[Sinconic HD]

Nice!

 

[FatRambo123]

Noice mate

 

[Ryone]

Nice work! I don't know a **** about programming, but which things could be done using this tool?

 

[frostyDdopeman]

hey man, this is pretty sweet. I'm just curious, what's bruteforce?

lol JK

Thank you for the release. I will be sure to leave you a like.

 

[Zorg93]

Pointless. You're better off using a tool with a built in native list

 

[Koranny]

Pointless. You're better off using a tool with a built in native list

Its not "Pointless" when someone can use it. plus he's giving to the community your response is "pointless"

 

[XeClutch]

Pointless. You're better off using a tool with a built in native list

Well, if you take a look at the natives header released by Alexander Blade about 20% of those natives aren't in proper text. They are still in there hash form.

 

[Zorg93]

Well, if you take a look at the natives header released by Alexander Blade about 20% of those natives aren't in proper text. They are still in there hash form.

OK, but this will result in a lot of collisions, and considering the average native is about 20-30 letters long. This isn't very effective

 

[RexxiTu8]

`Great release man! Keep the work up..

 

[XeClutch]

OK, but this will result in a lot of collisions, and considering the average native is about 20-30 letters long. This isn't very effective

Not alot. With alot of stuff I have tried I have only gotten one collision. Seeing as you cannot reverse the hash this is the only thing I could think of.

 

[Hairy MineFart]

OK, but this will result in a lot of collisions, and considering the average native is about 20-30 letters long. This isn't very effective

I remember someone released one of these in the GTA Forums thread. It found 50 false positives in an hour for me.

 

[Zorg93]

Not alot. With alot of stuff I have tried I have only gotten one collision. Seeing as you cannot reverse the hash this is the only thing I could think of.

the better method is using keywords to find natives, and just calculate permutations of them
edit: something like this

 

[AC010118]

Lovely release.

 

[Hairy MineFart]

the better method is using keywords to find natives, and just calculate permutations of them
edit: something like this

You should make me a large list of those lol

 

[Zorg93]

You should make me a large list of those lol

What do you mean?

 

[Dini]

Very nice share as always Clutch.

 

[Hairy MineFart]

What do you mean?

Well, most natives have at least one unique keyword. So by using a library of already known keywords, wouldn't it just not yield anything? I'd make a bruteforcer on my server, but I would need a good bruteforcing program to run. I could allocate as much as 4GB RAM to it if someone came up with a good bruteforce method

 

[Zorg93]

Well, most natives have at least one unique keyword. So by using a library of already known keywords, wouldn't it just not yield anything? I'd make a bruteforcer on my server, but I would need a good bruteforcing program to run. I could allocate as much as 4GB RAM to it if someone came up with a good bruteforce method

the idea with this is finding specific natives quickly.
like if you know what a native does you can use words that describe it which often leads to finding the native

 

[WhatATopic]

I am getting frightened by knowledge. This stuff sounds like black magic to me.