I have multiple salted hashes and I know the passwords, but I want to know the algorithm used to make the hash.
For example,
hash dcdc884c4ead4f713e9d15c1e14f5b07dfe184ea salt 93295 password xx123123
Is there a way to know that? Thank you.
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1[Hashcat has a list](https://hashcat.net/wiki/doku.php?id=example_hashes) for password hashing. Check your output size, eliminate non-matching, then make sure that the rest uses salt, too. Now, on the remaining list, try each of them one by one. – kelalaka Dec 30 '21 at 15:13
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1The hash that you posted is 40 hexadecimal characters in length, so that's 20 bytes, or 160 bits - so it's likely SHA1. As to how the salt is combined with the password, the number of iterations, etc. - that's a matter of trial and error. – mti2935 Dec 30 '21 at 15:39
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You can simply use designated tools for this purpose.
- You can just give the hash itself to program to list possibilities. hashID by psypanda (installed in kali by default.)
- If you want to browse for more hashcat has an example list of hashes.
Armageddon_0x00
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