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Date: Sun, 29 May 2011 19:28:58 +0200
From: magnum <rawsmooth@...dband.net>
To: john-dev@...ts.openwall.com
Subject: Re: John 1.7.7-jumbo-5
On 2011-05-29 19:14, JFoug wrote:
> Openwall release (may need touched up, but contains description of all
> changes in the patch file)
>
> Changes from 1.7.7-jumbo-1 to 1.7.7-jumbo-5
...
> MPI/OMP code and support added (magnum)
For MPI you should add Ryan Lim and AoZ.
> Enhancements to Markov engine, adding minlevel and minlen (Simon ???)
Yes that was Simon.
> ETA now working for -incremental runs. (magnum)
Only until you stop and restore the job, not sure if that needs to be
mentioned.
> code moved from loader.c into 'prepare()' for: LM, NT, oracle, md5_gen,
> mscash2, mssql05, MSCHAPv2, NETLM, NETLMv2, NETNTLM, NETNTLMv2,
> NETHALFLM (JimF)
I did mssql05 ;-) but more importantly I changed the NTHALFLM/NETLM to
not be over-promiscuos (they loaded NETNTLM-only hashes) and fixed some
other flaws originally from loader.c
> utf8 support added to: MSCHAPv2, NETLMv2m NETNTLM, NETNTLMv2, NT,
> mscash, mscashv2, mskrb5. mssql, mssql05, oracle, sapG (magnum)
You could mention yourself too here because you helped out a LOT all the
way from the start!
> Changed NT's asm code (x86_sse.S) to properly work with UTF-8. (Alain
> Espinosa ????)
Yes, that's Alain
> Markov code, added minlevel and minlen. Bumped level=0 from 350 to 400
> (Simon)
That last level bump was me, but just skip that statement, it's not even
phrased correctly and I can't come up with any better. Not important
anyway, it's in one of the helper programs.
> Added 'common' memory image dumping functions, for flat and for MMX
> buffers (magnum)
Wasn't me! I don't even know what that is about :-D
...
I think you missed these (or I missed them now, the list is long!):
* NETNTLM format now supports Extended Session Security (ESS) hashes
(magnum)
* Configurable ETA date string format (magnum)
* Optionally auto-disable OMP (or warn) when MPI is in use (magnum)
magnum
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