BarsWF gone opensource

[BarsMonster]

Hi everyone!

As my interest is shifting to more serous stuff, and due to complexity & danger of commercializing brute-forcing software, I decided to finally make a decision.
I ceased development of BarsWF & SaltyCracker projects, and made most of the sources available under MIT license.

Here are SSE2 & CUDA with multikey support, and old Brook version which noone should be interested by now

What is not here is server & client part of distributed version as they have good portion of code I was paid for, but it's easy for anyone to write your own implementation.

To build BarsWF you would need Visual Studio 2008 and CUDA SDK installed. You also need Boost & Poco, currently I've supplied pre-built libraries for both 32 and 64-bit version so you only need headers.
Probably trial Intel C++ compiler would be needed to load projects, you may build them with both Intel & MS compilers.
Once you set up ENV variables (which are quite obvious) It should build without (much) errors.

If there would be interest to continue public development of BarsWF and distributed system, we may create SF project for that and I could provide some helpful resources.

Licensed under MIT license: http://3.14.by/files/BarsWFopensource.zip

Have fun

Feel free to ask questions and discuss. Also, would you please post links to this where it might be interesting to someone?

[D3ad0ne]

Wow.. Svarychevski let me be the first to say thanks. BarsWF was one of the first programs that got me into GPU cracking. Hopefully you continue to enjoy whatever it is your doing, and best of luck.

[Kommander_SER]

Thanks a lot.

[c0sm4ky]

thanks =)

[corymarsh]

Thanks for writing BarsWF. =) I'm working on a linux port. I'm having some trouble reading in the target hash.

parse_hash((unsigned char *)"47bce5c74f589f4867dbd57e9ca9f809");
printf("%x, %x, %x, %x\n", g->hash_ref[0], g->hash_ref[1], g->hash_ref[2], g->hash_ref[3]);

should this print the value 47bc... or am I missing something? I also changed the strncpy_r in hex2int_8
to: strncpy((char*)tmp,(char*)data,3); (also tried ,2)

any suggestions would be appreciated. =)
Cory

[BarsMonster]

Thanks for writing BarsWF. =) I'm working on a linux port. I'm having some trouble reading in the target hash.

parse_hash((unsigned char *)"47bce5c74f589f4867dbd57e9ca9f809");
printf("%x, %x, %x, %x\n", g->hash_ref[0], g->hash_ref[1], g->hash_ref[2], g->hash_ref[3]);

should this print the value 47bc... or am I missing something? I also changed the strncpy_r in hex2int_8
to: strncpy((char*)tmp,(char*)data,3); (also tried ,2)

any suggestions would be appreciated. =)
Cory

Yes it should more or less (not sure of exact order of bytes out of my head).

And of course strncpy_s, not strncpy_r.

If it dont - debug with simpler cases like "010203040506"....

And I hope you are on x86

[neinbrucke]

shifted interest as well, but i might look at your code someday, tnx for not having the code get lost on your systems while you shift interest!
i'm a little curious, if you will, what was the complexity and danger you ran into?

and where has your interest shifted to?

[BarsMonster]

i'm a little curious, if you will, what was the complexity and danger you ran into?

and where has your interest shifted to?

The complexity & danger - is due to risks to help someone to violate the laws, especuially if you do this for money - you may be liable.

I am working in several directions now, one of them is building some web sites providing services for $ with help of several developers (currently 3 guys working on that with me, more to come).
Other directions are classified yet because they are too crazy

[FWsraB]

Thanks a lot.

[kevinmitnick97]

thanks you have helped me to know the know the real power of the gpu

[inkub]

Thank you for src.

I have a question. Is it possible to add 128-bit AES ECB to your project?

BR
inkub

[BarsMonster]

Thank you for src.

I have a question. Is it possible to add 128-bit AES ECB to your project?

BR
inkub

Surely possible, you just need to rewrite GPU kernel and tweak a little in the CPU-code to supply required data...

[inkub]

Do you have time and desire to take care of it?
I am thinking of using the src from http://www.crark.net/.

I am a beginner in CUDA and would be nice to count on help from the master.


BR
inkub

[BarsMonster]

Do you have time and desire to take care of it?
I am thinking of using the src from http://www.crark.net/.

I am a beginner in CUDA and would be nice to count on help from the master.

Of course I don't have time for it
But if you would have few minor questions, I hopefully be able to help you.

[DarkPrince]

Don't you still wonder what
000000000000...
111111111111....
AAAAAAAAAAA....
BBBBBBBBBBBBB....
and so on, would come out as?