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---[Current State]--------------------------------------------------------------
Running: 1d 05h 06m 00s | Total: 13266446k hashs | Speed: 126637 hashs/s
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Best Fuzzy Fingerprint from State File /var/tmp/ffp.state
Hash Algorithm: Message Digest 5 (MD5)
Digest Size: 16 Bytes / 128 Bits
Message Digest: ba:0d:7f:d2:64:76:b8:9c:f1:22:22:87:b0:26:59:50
Target Digest: ba:06:7f:d2:b9:74:a8:0a:13:cb:a2:f7:e0:10:59:a0
Fuzzy Quality: 70.158321%
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Exiting and saving state file /var/tmp/ffp.state
r
eader@hacking:~ $
This fuzzy fingerprint generation process can go on for as long as desired.
The program keeps track of some of the best fingerprints and will display them
periodically. All of the state information is stored in /var/tmp/ffp.state, so the
program can be exited with a
CTRL
-C and then resumed again later by simply
running
ffp
without any arguments.
After running for a while, SSH host key pairs can be extracted from the
state file with the
-e
switch.
reader@hacking:~ $ ffp -e -d /tmp
---[Restoring]------------------------------------------------------------------
Reading FFP State File: Done
Restoring environment: Done
Initializing Crunch Hash: Done
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Saving SSH host key pairs: [00] [01] [02] [03] [04] [05] [06] [07] [08] [09]
reader@hacking:~ $ ls /tmp/ssh-rsa*
/tmp/ssh-rsa00 /tmp/ssh-rsa02.pub /tmp/ssh-rsa05 /tmp/ssh-rsa07.pub
/tmp/ssh-rsa00.pub /tmp/ssh-rsa03 /tmp/ssh-rsa05.pub /tmp/ssh-rsa08
/tmp/ssh-rsa01 /tmp/ssh-rsa03.pub /tmp/ssh-rsa06 /tmp/ssh-rsa08.pub
/tmp/ssh-rsa01.pub /tmp/ssh-rsa04 /tmp/ssh-rsa06.pub /tmp/ssh-rsa09
/tmp/ssh-rsa02 /tmp/ssh-rsa04.pub /tmp/ssh-rsa07 /tmp/ssh-rsa09.pub
r
eader@hacking:~ $
In the preceding example, 10 public and private host key pairs have
been generated. Fingerprints for these key pairs can then be generated and
compared with the original fingerprint, as seen in the following output.
reader@hacking:~ $ for i in $(ls -1 /tmp/ssh-rsa*.pub)
> do
> ssh-keygen -l -f $i
> done
1024 ba:0d:7f:d2:64:76:b8:9c:f1:22:22:87:b0:26:59:50 /tmp/ssh-rsa00.pub
1024 ba:06:7f:12:bd:8a:5b:5c:eb:dd:93:ec:ec:d3:89:a9 /tmp/ssh-rsa01.pub
1024 ba:06:7e:b2:64:13:cf:0f:a4:69:17:d0:60:62:69:a0 /tmp/ssh-rsa02.pub
1024 ba:06:49:d4:b9:d4:96:4b:93:e8:5d:00:bd:99:53:a0 /tmp/ssh-rsa03.pub
