Hashcat Is Now Open-Source
Several Phoronix readers have written in that Hashcat -- both in its CPU and OpenCL/CUDA forms -- have been open-sourced.
Hashcat is one of the most popular "advanced password recovery" tools and claims to be the world's fastest. The program was proprietary, but some days ago it became open-source.
There is now oclHashcat on GitHub for the OpenCL/GPU version of the program since last week. There is also now the CPU-based version in the Hashcat repository.
The Hashcat programs are available under the MIT license. With being open-source, I'll see about their state for incorporating them into the Phoronix Test Suite for benchmarking.
Hashcat is one of the most popular "advanced password recovery" tools and claims to be the world's fastest. The program was proprietary, but some days ago it became open-source.
There is now oclHashcat on GitHub for the OpenCL/GPU version of the program since last week. There is also now the CPU-based version in the Hashcat repository.
The Hashcat programs are available under the MIT license. With being open-source, I'll see about their state for incorporating them into the Phoronix Test Suite for benchmarking.
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