adds from Chick3nman's hashcat kernel and Python script #4
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Hey, awesome work, thanks! I took the liberty and modified your pull request. I've converted the newlines in my repo (thanks for spotting those CRLFs) so this PR didn't need to change them. |
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All credit to @Chick3nman and @hops for the work - I just supplied some horsepower. And I totally trust your judgment on modifying PRs as needed. :D |
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FYI, one more change, the backslash is not part of the string, just to escape the backtick (it wasn't a magic hash otherwise): |
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Yikes - good catch, sorry I missed that! |
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Note that the whitespace changes in sha256.md are due to converting from DOS to Unix line separators to match the other files. And actually credit to @hops for the kernel work as well. 😄