Merge pull request #24 from cyclone-github/dev

v1.3.0; 2026-04-10

Author: cyclone-github

CHANGELOG.md

@@ -1,3 +1,14 @@
+### v1.3.0; 2026-04-10
+```
+added HMAC modes: -m 50, 60, 150, 160, 1450, 1460, 1750, 1760, 6050, 6060
+added PBKDF2 modes: -m 10900, 11900, 12000, 12100
+added scrypt mode: -m 8900
+added BLAKE2 modes: -m 600, 610, 620, 31000, 34800, 34810, 34820, 33300
+added hashcat UTF-16LE modes: -m 30, 40, 70, 130, 140, 170, 1430, 1440, 1470, 1730, 1740, 1770
+optimized salt RNG for fewer syscalls on salted hash modes
+added sanity check on invalid -m nth before opening stdin/wordlist
+compiled with Go v1.26.2
+```
 ### v1.2.2; 2026-01-23
 ```
 added mode: halfmd5 (hashcat -m 5100)

README.md

@@ -9,26 +9,27 @@
 # hashgen - Cyclone's hash generator
 ```
 $ hashgen -m md5 -w rockyou.txt -b
-2026/01/23 11:44:20 Starting...
-2026/01/23 11:44:20 Processing file: rockyou.txt
-2026/01/23 11:44:20 Hash function: md5
-2026/01/23 11:44:20 CPU Threads: 16
-2026/01/23 11:44:20 Finished processing 14344391 lines in 0.460 sec (31.215 M lines/sec)
+2026/04/11 12:28:58 Starting...
+2026/04/11 12:28:58 Processing file: /media/ramdisk/rockyou.txt
+2026/04/11 12:28:58 Hash function: 0
+2026/04/11 12:28:58 CPU Threads: 16
+2026/04/11 12:28:58 Finished processing 14344391 lines in 0.446 sec (32.127 M lines/sec)
 ```
-**As of the this writing, hashgen (go) has a 2,519% faster md5 hashrate vs the next fastest publicly available CPU based hash generator (see benchmarks).** Since version `v2023-10-30.1600`, hashgen has a top recorded hasharate of 30,228,048 md5/sec on the test rig's Ryzen 7 3700X CPU! Much faster hashrates have been seen on higher end CPU's.
+**As of the this writing, hashgen (go) has a 2,519% faster md5 hashrate vs the next fastest publicly available CPU based hash generator (see benchmarks).** Hashgen has a top recorded hasharate of 32.127 million md5/sec on the test rig's Ryzen 7 3700X CPU! Much faster hashrates have been seen on higher end CPU's.
 
 Hashgen is a CLI hash generator written in Go and can be cross compiled for Linux, Raspberry Pi, Windows & Mac, although testing and compiling is mainly done on debian 12 linux.
 
 To use hashgen, type your mode, wordlist input & hash output files with a simple command line.
 
 ### Features:
 - Maintains original input order [PR 10](https://github.com/cyclone-github/hashgen/pull/10)
-- Supports 60+ modes/functions (see list below)
-- Encode / decode base64 & base58
+- Supports 95+ modes/functions (see list below)
+- Encode / decode base64, base58, base32
 - Hex / dehex wordlists
 - Supports ASCII, UTF-8 and $HEX[] input
 - Supports UTF-8 (default) or $HEX[] output
-- Supports multiple salted modes such as -m 110 / -m 120
+- Supports multiple salted modes
+- Supports HMAC, KDF, scrypt, bcrypt, linux shadow modes, checksums, morsecode, etc
 
 | Useage Examples | Command Line |
 |-----------|-----------|
@@ -47,25 +48,26 @@ To use hashgen, type your mode, wordlist input & hash output files with a simple
 | -t  | {cpu threads} |
 | -o  | {wordlist output} |
 | -b  | {benchmark mode} |
+| -i  | {iterations - PBKDF2} |
 | -cost  | {bcrypt} |
 | -hashplain  | {generates hash:plain pairs} |
 | -help  | {help menu} |
 | -version  | {version info} |
 
 ### Supported Functions:
-| Function:       | Hashcat Mode: |
+| Function: | Hashcat Mode: |
 |-----------------|----------------|
 | **`Plaintext & Encoding`** | |
 | plaintext / dehex | 99999 (decode $HEX[]) |
 | hex | (encode to $HEX[]) |
-| base64encode | |
-| base64decode | |
-| base58encode | |
-| base58decode | |
-| base32encode | |
 | base32decode | |
+| base32encode | |
+| base58decode | |
+| base58encode | |
+| base64decode | |
+| base64encode | |
 | morsecode | (ITU-R M.1677-1) |
-| morsedecode | |
+| morsedecode | (ITU-R M.1677-1) |
 | | |
 | **`Checksums`** | |
 | crc32 | |
@@ -78,13 +80,23 @@ To use hashgen, type your mode, wordlist input & hash output files with a simple
 | halfmd5 | 5100 |
 | md5passsalt | 10 |
 | md5saltpass | 20 |
+| 30 | (hashcat compatible md5 utf16le($pass).$salt) |
+| 40 | (hashcat compatible md5 $salt.utf16le($pass)) |
+| 50 | (hashcat compatible HMAC-MD5 key = $pass) |
+| 60 | (hashcat compatible HMAC-MD5 key = $salt) |
+| 70 | (hashcat compatible md5 utf16le($pass)) |
 | md5md5 | 2600 |
 | | |
 | **`SHA1`** | |
 | sha1 | 100 |
+| sha1sha1 | 4500 |
 | sha1passsalt | 110 |
 | sha1saltpass | 120 |
-| sha1sha1 | 4500 |
+| 130 | (hashcat compatible sha1 utf16le($pass).$salt) |
+| 140 | (hashcat compatible sha1 $salt.utf16le($pass)) |
+| 150 | (hashcat compatible HMAC-SHA1 key = $pass) |
+| 160 | (hashcat compatible HMAC-SHA1 key = $salt) |
+| 170 | (hashcat compatible sha1 utf16le($pass)) |
 | | |
 | **`SHA2`** | |
 | sha224 | 1300 |
@@ -93,12 +105,22 @@ To use hashgen, type your mode, wordlist input & hash output files with a simple
 | sha256 | 1400 |
 | sha256passsalt | 1410 |
 | sha256saltpass | 1420 |
+| 1430 | (hashcat compatible sha256 utf16le($pass).$salt) |
+| 1440 | (hashcat compatible sha256 $salt.utf16le($pass)) |
+| 1450 | (hashcat compatible HMAC-SHA256 key = $pass) |
+| 1460 | (hashcat compatible HMAC-SHA256 key = $salt) |
+| 1470 | (hashcat compatible sha256 utf16le($pass)) |
 | sha384 | 10800 |
 | sha384passsalt | 10810 |
 | sha384saltpass | 10820 |
 | sha512 | 1700 |
 | sha512passsalt | 1710 |
 | sha512saltpass | 1720 |
+| 1730 | (hashcat compatible sha512 utf16le($pass).$salt) |
+| 1740 | (hashcat compatible sha512 $salt.utf16le($pass)) |
+| 1750 | (hashcat compatible HMAC-SHA512 key = $pass) |
+| 1760 | (hashcat compatible HMAC-SHA512 key = $salt) |
+| 1770 | (hashcat compatible sha512 utf16le($pass)) |
 | sha512-224 | |
 | sha512-256 | |
 | | |
@@ -115,38 +137,51 @@ To use hashgen, type your mode, wordlist input & hash output files with a simple
 | keccak-512 | 18000 |
 | | |
 | **`BLAKE2`** | |
+| blake2s-256 | |
+| 31000 | (hashcat compatible BLAKE2s-256) |
+| 33300 | (hashcat compatible HMAC-BLAKE2s key = $pass) |
 | blake2b-256 | |
+| 34800 | (hashcat compatible BLAKE2b-256) |
 | blake2b-384 | |
 | blake2b-512 | |
-| 600 | (hashcat compatible blake2b-512) |
-| blake2s-256 | |
-| 31000 | (hashcat compatible blake2s-256) |
+| 600 | (hashcat compatible BLAKE2b-512) |
+| 610 | (hashcat compatible BLAKE2b-512 pass.salt) |
+| 620 | (hashcat compatible BLAKE2b-512 salt.pass) |
+| 34810 | (hashcat compatible BLAKE2b-256 pass.salt) |
+| 34820 | (hashcat compatible BLAKE2b-256 salt.pass) |
 | | |
 | **`Other Hashes`** | |
+| ntlm | 1000 (Windows NT) |
+| mysql4/mysql5 | 300 |
 | ripemd-160 | 6000 |
-| mysql5 | 300 |
-| ntlm | 1000 |
+| 6050 | (hashcat compatible HMAC-RIPEMD160 key = $pass) |
+| 6060 | (hashcat compatible HMAC-RIPEMD160 key = $salt) |
 | | |
 | **`Crypt / KDF`** | |
 | argon2id | 34000 |
 | bcrypt | 3200 |
-| wpbcrypt | (WordPress HMAC-SHA384 + bcrypt) |
+| wpbcrypt | (WordPress bcrypt-HMAC-SHA384) |
 | md5crypt | 500 (`Linux shadow $1$`) |
 | sha256crypt | 7400 (`Linux shadow $5$`) |
 | sha512crypt | 1800 (`Linux shadow $6$`) |
 | phpass | 400 (`PHP/WordPress $P$/phpBB3 $H$`) |
 | yescrypt | (`Linux shadow $y$`) |
+| scrypt | 8900 |
+| 10900 | (hashcat compatible PBKDF2-HMAC-SHA256) |
+| 11900 | (hashcat compatible PBKDF2-HMAC-MD5) |
+| 12000 | (hashcat compatible PBKDF2-HMAC-SHA1) |
+| 12100 | (hashcat compatible PBKDF2-HMAC-SHA512) |
 
 ### Benchmarks:
 - https://github.com/cyclone-github/hashgen-testing/tree/main/benchmarks
 - In addition to hashgen (go), I have also written hashgen in python, php, C, and Rust, although Rust and C need a lot of work to unlock their full performance potential. If you speak C or Rust, I'd be curious to see how fast you can push hashgen!
   - https://github.com/cyclone-github/hashgen-testing
 
-### Install latest release:
+### Install latest published release:
 ```
 go install github.com/cyclone-github/hashgen@latest
 ```
-### Install from latest source code (bleeding edge):
+### Install latest source code (bleeding edge):
 ```
 go install github.com/cyclone-github/hashgen@main
 ```

go.mod

@@ -1,6 +1,6 @@
 module github.com/cyclone-github/hashgen
 
-go 1.25.5
+go 1.26.2
 
 require (
 	github.com/cyclone-github/base58 v1.0.1