Haiti is a CLI tool (and library) to identify hash types (hash type
identifier).
Features:
- 442+ hash types detected
- Modern algorithms supported (SHA3, Keccak, Blake2, etc.)
- Hashcat and John the Ripper references
- CLI tool & library
- Hackable
Details
Details
If you want to test the port, you need the patch from revision https://reviews.freebsd.org/D35031 too: it contains a new port which is a dependency for haiti.
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| security/rubygem-haiti-hash/Makefile | ||
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| 8 | Please expand & to and and lib to library, at least. I would've also added tool after CLI for consistenty with the port description. | |
| security/rubygem-haiti-hash/pkg-descr | ||
| 9 | Here as well, & should be spelled out as and as contractions should be avoided in port descriptions. | |
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I have expanded the contractions and also added the word tool as suggested. Thanks. I should have thought that myself based on your reviewing of seclists.
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Thanks for the review, danfe@!
| security/rubygem-haiti-hash/pkg-descr | ||
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| 2–3 | Personally I might expand a little bit what a "hash type identifier" is instead of just putting the term in parentheses, maybe something like "...to identify has types, i.e., .... blah .. it ... tries to recognize ... " But that's just a very minor suggestion, and feel free not to go there. | |
| security/rubygem-haiti-hash/Makefile | ||
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| 13–14 |
should be converted to rubygem-docopt>=0.6<1:devel/rubygem-docopt \ rubygem-paint>=2.2<3:devel/rubygem-paint It helps to avoid breakage when updating those ports. | |
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Fixed dependencies' versions.
As for expanding "hash type identifier" I prefer not to. I think it is self explanatory, especially if someone is searching for a software such as haiti. Actually, I think the parenthesis itself is redundant: I have put it only to stay as close as possible to the description that can be found on the website. If I were to modify that sentence, I would rather remove the parenthesis instead of expanding it.