As penetration testers we crack passwords all the time. Usually doing the same tasks over and over. Hashview is a new open source tool debuting at Derbycon. It aims to optimize your workflow using a web front-end to leverage hashcat. Our team needed a tool that was geared toward consultants. This means solving the following everyday challenges: Not sending your client's hashes to foreign services, job management, analytics worthy of going directly into your reports, reusing and synchronizing previously cracked passwords, optimizing your dictionaries and masks, improving your utilization by always making sure jobs are running. Hashview aims to solve these issues while saving you time and improving your quality of reports.
Casey Cammilleri is a senior penetration tester at SynerComm with nine years of information security experience. When Casey isn't performing network and application penetration tests, you'll find him hacking on drone communication protocols, developing pentest tools, building password crackers, or prototyping gadgets for Dr. Evil in his garage. Casey is continuously expanding his knowledge by participating in industry based hacking competitions, blogging on www.shellntel.com, and mentoring local college students on security concepts.
Hans Lakhan is a senior penetration tester at SynerComm with over a decade of information security experience. Prior to working with SynerComm, Hans was a senior security analyst at a fortune 500 company where he spent several years engaging in multiple security related fields including conducting risk assessments, penetration test and network, system, and application security. When Hans isn't on an active engagement you'll find him coding new tools, traveling, modifying his co-workers and avoiding the use of the oxford comma.