feat: combohash highlighter for cyber security professionals #122
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The combohash highlight is a simple highlighter for penetration testers. For files in the format of 'username:password/hash # Comment' it will do higlighting. This is valuable for both penetration testers and their clients, as often work with an ever-growing list of credentials as we work our way through an enviroment during a penetration test.
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This is based on a custom JSON I've been using in obdsidian for my own work. Contributed in the hope that its useful for someone else. All of the hashes in the sample document are just the password 'password' hashed into ntlm and crypt. |
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The combohash highlight is a simple highlighter for penetration testers. For files in the format of 'username:password/hash # Comment' it will do higlighting. This is valuable for both penetration testers and their clients, as often work with an ever-growing list of credentials as we work our way through an enviroment during a penetration test.