#include <iostream> #include "sha512.h" #include "sha256.h" #include <string> #include <cstdlib> #include <ctime> #include <vector> #include<fstream> using namespace std; using std::string; using std::cout; using std::endl; std::string yolodice="e4c5ac6958fc725713f804011ee15889532a90b73af5b3896a22749768018333"; std::string yolodice2="97101d2787a6ce029560dfe821322cde1f98bfcc0d0218f6b0c841473a086881"; std::string gigabet="49ff5390fb8b465c4201d9185c0d11b2a5f8d3d3f35af43673309b288c7281e7fd564cd8d0deb8d71af7104504341986c0ba81f4459754bd27f13f2947dcb30d"; std::string duckdice="7af3d33d7093186e50c4cfcc25e6611845be9317fd4119d2edb263181ba21f47aha"; int main(int argc, char *argv[]) { srand ( time(NULL) ); string alphabet("62d50a3e89fb7c41"); string Str1,Str2,Str3,Str4,Str5,Str6,Str7; ofstream outfile; outfile.open("hit.txt", ios::out); for(long int y=100000000; y>0; --y) { Str1.reserve(256); for (int i = 0; i < 256; ++i) { Str1 += alphabet[rand() % alphabet.length()]; } std::size_t index1 = 64; std::size_t index2 = 128; std::size_t index3 = 192; std::string::iterator it = Str1.begin(); std::string Str2(it, it + index2); std::string Str3(it + index2, Str1.end()); std::string Str4(it, it + index1); std::string Str5(it + index1, it + index2); std::string Str6(it + index2, it + index3); std::string Str7(it + index3, Str1.end()); string output1=sha256(Str1); string output2=sha512(Str2); string output3=sha512(Str3); string output4=sha256(Str4); string output5=sha256(Str5); string output6=sha256(Str6); string output7=sha256(Str7); if (output1 == yolodice || output1 == yolodice2) { cout<< "Found It!"; cout << "yolodice: "<< Str1 << "\n sha256:"<< output1 << endl; outfile << "\nyolodice: "<< Str1 << "\n sha256:"<< output1 << endl; goto end; } else if (output2==gigabet) { cout<< "Found It!"; cout << "gigabet: "<< Str2 << "\n sha512:"<< output2 << endl; outfile << "\ngigabet: "<< Str2 << "\n sha512:"<< output2 << endl; goto end; } else if (output3==gigabet) { cout<< "Found It!"; cout << "gigabet: "<< Str3 << "\n sha512:"<< output3 << endl; outfile << "\ngigabet: "<< Str3 << "\n sha512:"<< output3 << endl; goto end; } else if (output4==duckdice) { cout<< "Found It!"; cout << "duckdice: "<< Str4 << "\n sha256:"<< output4 << endl; outfile << "\nduckdice: "<< Str4 << "\n sha256:"<< output4 << endl; goto end; } else if (output5==duckdice) { cout<< "Found It!"; cout << "duckdice: "<< Str5 << "\n sha256:"<< output5 << endl; outfile << "\nduckdice: "<< Str5 << "\n sha256:"<< output5 << endl; goto end; } else if (output6==duckdice) { cout<< "Found It!"; cout << "duckdice: "<< Str6 << "\n sha256:"<< output6 << endl; outfile << "\nduckdice: "<< Str6 << "\n sha256:"<< output6 << endl; goto end; } else if (output7==duckdice) { cout<< "Found It!"; cout << "duckdice: "<< Str7 << "\n sha256:"<< output7 << endl; outfile << "\nduckdice: "<< Str7 << "\n sha256:"<< output7 << endl; goto end; } cout<<"\nnope!"; // cout<<"\nnope!\n\n" << Str1 << "\n" << output1 << "\n\n" << Str2 << "\n" << output2 << "\n\n" << Str3 << "\n" << output3 << "\n\n" << Str4 << "\n" << output4 << "\n\n" << Str5 << "\n" << output5 << "\n\n" << Str6 << "\n" << output6 << "\n\n" << Str7 << "\n" << output7 << endl ; Str1=""; Str2=""; Str3=""; Str4=""; Str5=""; Str6=""; Str7=""; } cout<< "\n\n Sorry, better luck next time!"; end: outfile.close(); return 0; }
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