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Fixed autodetect memory allocation for temporary hashes for LUKS v1 (legacy) in --identify mode

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Jens Steube 2022-08-31 10:53:56 +02:00
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2 changed files with 15 additions and 8 deletions
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##
- Fixed accepted salt length by PKCS#8 Private Keys modules
- Fixed autodetect memory allocation for temporary hashes for LUKS v1 (legacy) in --identify mode
- Fixed backend active devices checks
- Fixed building error on Raspberry Pi
- Fixed display problem of incorrect negative values in case of large numbers
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- Fixed password limit in optimized kernel for hash-mode 10700
- Fixed password reassembling function reporting an incorrect candidate in some cases when the correct candidate has zero length
- Fixed undefined function call to hc_byte_perm_S() in hash-mode 17010 on non-CUDA compute devices
- Fixed Unit Test early exit on luks test file download/extract failure
- Fixed Unit Test false negative if there are spaces in the filesystem path to hashcat
- Fixed Unit Test salt-max in case of optimized kernel, with hash-type 22 and 23
- Fixed unit test early exit on luks test file download/extract failure
- Fixed unit test false negative if there are spaces in the filesystem path to hashcat
- Fixed unit test salt-max in case of optimized kernel, with hash-type 22 and 23
- Fixed usage of --rule-right (-k) in -a 7 with optimized (-O) kernels
- Fixed wordlist handling in -m 3000 when candidate passwords use the $HEX[...] syntax

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@ -1391,12 +1391,18 @@ bool autodetect_hashmode_test (hashcat_ctx_t *hashcat_ctx)
hash_info->orighash = (char *) hcmalloc (256);
hash_info->split = (split_t *) hcmalloc (sizeof (split_t));
hash_t *hashes_buf = (hash_t *) hcmalloc (sizeof (hash_t));
// this is required for multi hash iterations in binary files, for instance used in -m 14600
#define HASHES_IN_BINARY 10
hashes_buf->digest = digest;
hashes_buf->salt = salt;
hashes_buf->esalt = esalt;
hashes_buf->hook_salt = hook_salt;
hash_t *hashes_buf = (hash_t *) hccalloc (HASHES_IN_BINARY, sizeof (hash_t));
for (int i = 0; i < HASHES_IN_BINARY; i++)
{
hashes_buf[i].digest = digest;
hashes_buf[i].salt = salt;
hashes_buf[i].esalt = esalt;
hashes_buf[i].hook_salt = hook_salt;
}
hashes->hashes_buf = hashes_buf;
hashes->digests_buf = digest;