No.2505
Code is below:
import hashlib
salt = "719C971F82429E8AA448AB9DCC73F"
hash = "171abaa40d35465f75c59b13df2903086b5802b764a9d9e30b47f1c26ba347d74847842304f0842fb74a8db705acab9d56a3462e8e403c830ec850963498a0c0"
while True:
guess = input("What is your guess?\n")
s = hashlib.sha3_512()
s.update(guess.encode('ascii') + salt.encode('ascii'))
if s.hexdigest() == hash:
print("Correct!")
break
else:
print("Wrong password. Hash for that (salted) guess is: \n" + s.hexdigest())
No.2507
>>2506It runs fine on my 10 year old laptop... You can use this instead. They're just online Python interpreters.
https://www.online-python.com/q1W93A5mte No.2508
>>2507Oh, now I feel bad. It was a joke about viruses/trojans/whatever
No.2514
Wait a minute... 512 is even more than SHA256... How long would it take a bitcoin miner to crack that...
No.2517
what are you trying to get me to do here? There's no way I can get some sort of pattern out of a salted hash.
No.2518
>>2517If you do though, you'll become a billionaire.
No.2522
>>2521/maho/ just got played in some way and we shall never know