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Rainbow Crackalack

Author: Joe Testa (@therealjoetesta)

About

This project produces open-source code to generate rainbow tables as well as use them to look up password hashes. While the current release only supports NTLM, future releases aim to support MD5, SHA-1, SHA-256, and possibly more. Both Linux and Windows are supported!

For more information, see the project website: https://www.rainbowcrackalack.com/

Bounty Program

Want to work on this project and get paid for your work? See the project page for more details on what bounties are currently being offered!

Volunteering

The project for generating NTLM 9-character tables is now underway! If you create 5 tables for us, your name will be listed on the project website as a project supporter. If you create 200 tables, we will mail you a free magnetic hard drive containing NTLM 9-character tables with 50% efficiency. Ships world-wide!

If you have modern GPU equipment and you'd like to contribute, please reach out using this form to coordinate efforts.

NTLM Tables

Currently, NTLM 8-character tables are available for free download via Bittorrent. For convenience, they may also be purchased on an SSD with a USB 3.0 external enclosure.

Examples

Generating NTLM 9-character tables

The following command shows how to generate a standard 9-character NTLM table:

# ./crackalack_gen ntlm ascii-32-95 9 9 0 803000 67108864 0

The arguments are designed to be comparable to those of the original (and now closed-source) rainbow crack tools. In order, they mean:

Argument Meaning
ntlm The hash algorithm to use. Currently only "ntlm" is supported.
ascii-32-95 The character set to use. This effectively means "all available characters on the US keyboard".
9 The minimum plaintext character length.
9 The maximum plaintext character length.
0 The reduction index. Not used under standard conditions.
803000 The chain length for a single rainbow chain.
67108864 The number of chains per table (= 64M)
0 The table part index. Keep all other args the same, and increment this field to generate a single set of tables.

Table lookups against NTLM 8-character hashes

The following command shows how to look up a file of NTLM hashes (one per line) against the NTLM 8-character tables:

# ./crackalack_lookup /export/ntlm8_tables/ /home/user/hashes.txt

Recommended Hardware

The NVIDIA GTX & RTX lines of GPU hardware has been well-tested with the Rainbow Crackalack software, and offer an excellent price/performance ratio. Specifically, the GTX 1660 Ti or RTX 2060 are the best choices for building a new cracking machine. This document contains the raw data that backs this recommendation.

However, other modern equipment can work just fine, so you don't necessarily need to purchase something new. The NVIDIA GTX and AMD Vega product lines are still quite useful for cracking!

Change Log

  • v1.0: June 11, 2019: Initial revision.
  • v1.1: August 8, 2019: massive speed improvements (credit Steve Thomas), finalization of NTLM9 spec, bugfixes.

Windows Build

A 64-bit Windows build can be achieved on an Ubuntu host machine by installing the following prerequisites:

# apt install mingw-w64 opencl-headers

Then starting the build with:

# make clean; ./make_windows.sh

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