Does anyone have a Shell or Python script

To match

hash:plaintext

+

username:hash

into

username:hash:plaintext

This would also be neat to have i only know how to do this via potfile and hashcat or some emeditor scripting

let me take a quick look

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Ok @INTERPOL and @Fukuros I made a quick script that combines what you ask for. You need to give 2 file names (both should be in the same path as were the script is placed, just like in the example I gave you)
file 1 should contain: hash:plaintext (with newline)
file 2 should contain: username:hash (with newline)
the third option is if you want to have the hashes that are not found also in the result.

you run the script with: python3 quick_parse.py

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PASSWORD: FFOOEKEKE123123!!

(November 3, 2022, 03:25 PM)SpotnikSignal Wrote: let me take a quick look

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Ok @INTERPOL and @Fukuros I made a quick script that combines what you ask for. You need to give 2 file names (both should be in the same path as were the script is placed, just like in the example I gave you)
file 1 should contain: hash:plaintext (with newline)
file 2 should contain: username:hash (with newline)
the third option is if you want to have the hashes that are not found also in the result.

you run the script with: python3 quick_parse.py

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PASSWORD: FFOOEKEKE123123!!

You are a kind person, good work.

(November 3, 2022, 03:25 PM)SpotnikSignal Wrote: let me take a quick look

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Ok @INTERPOL and @Fukuros I made a quick script that combines what you ask for. You need to give 2 file names (both should be in the same path as were the script is placed, just like in the example I gave you)
file 1 should contain: hash:plaintext (with newline)
file 2 should contain: username:hash (with newline)
the third option is if you want to have the hashes that are not found also in the result.

you run the script with: python3 quick_parse.py

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PASSWORD: FFOOEKEKE123123!!

Surprisingly polished

But may I ask why you end your lines with a ; in python? Habit?

find a batch script to it

@CuriousKiwi yea haha python is not my main language and I personally think it's cleaner. But indeed it's not necessary here ^^
@mishka thanks man ^^

(November 3, 2022, 03:25 PM)SpotnikSignal Wrote: let me take a quick look

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Ok @INTERPOL and @Fukuros I made a quick script that combines what you ask for. You need to give 2 file names (both should be in the same path as were the script is placed, just like in the example I gave you)
file 1 should contain: hash:plaintext (with newline)
file 2 should contain: username:hash (with newline)
the third option is if you want to have the hashes that are not found also in the result.

you run the script with: python3 quick_parse.py

mega_link
PASSWORD: FFOOEKEKE123123!!

Tysm Spotnik
That will do :heart:

In Linux

% cat file1 | sort -k2,1b -t, >sortfile1
% cat file2 | sort -k1,1b -t, >sortfile2
% join -1 2 -2 1 sortfile1 sortfile2

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Wow I've come to just awesomeness you guys are so nice :)