A command-line tool that automates password cracking methodologies through Hashcat with integrated wordlist management and attack orchestration.
Hate_crack is an open-source automation tool that wraps Hashcat to streamline password cracking workflows. It provides an interactive command-line interface to execute various attack methodologies, manage wordlists, and integrate with external services like Hashview and Weakpass, reducing the manual effort required for penetration testing and security assessments.
Security professionals, penetration testers, and red teamers who regularly perform password cracking and need to automate Hashcat operations and manage complex attack chains.
Developers choose hate_crack because it consolidates multiple Hashcat attack types, wordlist sources, and management tools into a single, scriptable interface, saving time and reducing errors compared to manual command-line orchestration.
A tool for automating cracking methodologies through Hashcat from the TrustedSec team.
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Runs multiple Hashcat attack types—including dictionary, brute force, and combinator—through a unified interactive menu, reducing manual command-line work as detailed in the attack methodologies section.
Downloads and preprocesses wordlists from external sources like Weakpass.com, with tools for filtering, splitting, and sharding via the Wordlist Tools menu, streamlining large-scale cracking setups.
Connects to Hashview for centralized hash management and job creation, allowing result synchronization and distributed workflows, as shown in the Hashview API and interactive menu options.
Includes specialized attacks like LLM via Ollama and Markov chain brute forcing, offering cutting-edge options for sophisticated password cracking scenarios.
Requires installing hashcat, cloning submodules, and external dependencies like p7zip and transmission-cli, which can lead to installation errors as noted in the Troubleshooting section.
Full functionality relies on Hashview, Weakpass, and Hashmob; if these services are unavailable or blocked, features like wordlist downloads and hash management are impaired.
The interactive CLI and automation layer add processing time compared to direct hashcat execution, which might affect efficiency in large-scale or time-sensitive cracking sessions.