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Hash cracker with auto detect hash in termux.

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Hash cracker with auto detect hash in Termux and Kali Linux .

Hasher is a hash cracker tool that has supported more than 7 types of hashes.

Support : 
  • md4 
  • md5
  • sha1
  • sha224
  • sha256
  • sha384
  • sha512
  • ripemd160
  • whirlpool
Execute these commands one by one to install.

Installation :

$ apt update 

$ apt upgrade

$ apt install git

$ apt install python

$ apt install python2

$ git clone https://github.com/ciku370/hasher

$ cd hasher

Run :
python2 hash.py

Simply paste hashes. {hit enter} 

It ask the type of hash . then select your type of hash to Decrypt it.

Enjoy......
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