Whoa - @Waffle_Real has open-sourced MDXfind!

https://github.com/Cynosureprime/mdxfind

#MDXfind

Today's favourite crack

b7596968357e41f1598168d7512b4fa91def2b01:Holyshitihatepasswords!

#hashcat #mdxfind

Crackmon, a crack rate monitor for hashcat, now supports mdxfind in PR11.

Example: stop current attack if <100 cracks / 5 minutes.

crackmon -t 5 -c 100 hashcat {hashcat args}
or
crackmon -t 5 -c 100 mdxfind {mdxfind args}

https://forum.hashpwn.net/post/6138

#hashcat #mdxfind #hashcracking #hashpwn

@tychotithonus has uploaded new mdxfind binaries:
mdxfind 1.135 (2025-09-12)
- Fixed segfault in SNE128 and SNE256
- Force checks added for rhash variants
- Better flushing of stdout
- New hash type: MD5DECBASE64MD5BASE64MD5

Download:
https://www.techsolvency.com/pub/bin/mdxfind/

Mirror:
https://forum.hashpwn.net/post/10

#mdxfind #mdxsplit #techsolvency #hashcracking #hashpwn #md5

MDXfind 1.133 released:

https://www.techsolvency.com/pub/bin/mdxfind/

Highlights:

• Now shows hash and candidate rates/sec in comfort messages
• Significant (10x) improvement in solution output speed for hashes
• Previously undocumented features, including -m flag to specify hashtypes in hashcat mode syntax
• Metadata showing mapping of MDXfind hashtype IDs (by position in -h) to hashcat modes
• Now with gzip support for hashes (-f or stdin), and for candidate lists

Too many to fully list, but lots of interesting stuff in the full changelog:

https://www.techsolvency.com/pub/bin/mdxfind/CHANGES.txt

Always be cracking!

#MDXfind

For the password cracking folks:

MDXfind 1.132 beta - testing needed due to significant speed improvements. Need to ensure that no solutions are dropped.

https://www.techsolvency.com/pub/bin/mdxfind/beta/

#MDXfind

MDXfind 1.130 is released. Waffle's been busy!

Since library inclusion was significantly altered (to reduce dependencies), and mdsplit was change and rolled across all architectures after a long hiatus, testing is requested!

https://www.techsolvency.com/pub/bin/mdxfind/

Changelog:

mdxfind 1.130 (2025-08-19)

• All libraries now included in all binaries (to remove dependencies).
  Separate '.static' builds have been deprecated and retired.
  Symlinks are provided for now, but will be removed in the future.

• mdsplit maximum plaintext length increased to 80960 bytes.

• Restored mention of the "just show usage" flag (-?).
  This flag has been present since 1.115 but accidentally unlisted.

• Explicitly made -h (without params) the way to list hash types.
  Now also explicitly listed in usage as:
  -h Use regex to select hash types, comma separated. OK to use multiple times

• New flags:
  -V Display version

• New hash types: none.

• Distribution page expanded significantly; feedback needed.

#MDXfind

Hot on the heels of MDXfind v.1.127 comes a new release (1.129), with quick fixes for issues discovered during wider 1.127 testing, and a couple more algorithms.

Changelog file is here:

https://www.techsolvency.com/pub/bin/mdxfind/CHANGES.txt

... but the entire changelog entry for 1.129 is just this:

• Embed PCRE 8.x in some binaries (becoming less available on some platforms)
• FreeBSD bug fixes

• New hash types:

  SHA11SALTMD5SHA256

  SHA1MD5SALTPASS

  SHA1SHA256MD5MD5

  SHA224SHA1

Also note that the 1.127 now has a slighly expanded changelog item:

• New hash types, many driven by hash-in-hash Pwned Passwords discoveries

Keep on crackin'!

#MDXfind

I don't officially speak for Waffle or Cynosure Prime, but my MDXfind mirror has been the de-facto only "official" place to get MDXfind for a while, so Waffle recently sent me an updated version directly to publish.

So ... I'm pleased to announce on their behalf that MDXfind version 1.127 is now available!

https://www.techsolvency.com/pub/bin/mdxfind/

There are 191(!) new hash types, as well as various bugfixes.

Happy cracking!

[Edit: since it happened so fast, mentioning 1.129 was just released, fixing bugs from wider testing]

https://infosec.exchange/@tychotithonus/115051164181566808
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