An Openclaw skill that enables AI agents to query hashlists, run automated hashcat attacks, and manage Hashmob resources.
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npx clawhub@latest install hashmob
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The Hashmob integration brings state-of-the-art hash analysis, verification, and recovery workflows directly to your automated pipelines. It serves as a connector between AI agents and the extensive database of Hashmob.net. By implementing this tool within Openclaw Skills, developers and security engineers can automate the analysis of left or found hashlists, track crack progress, and look up credentials dynamically.\n\nWhether you are verifying the safety of password combinations or managing collaborative hash-cracking tasks, this integration handles everything from public directory listings to secure, authenticated administrative commands. This allows your security agent to operate autonomously, executing logic checks and pulling resources like custom wordlists, masks, or rules when required.
curl installed and accessible in the system PATH.\n- Operating systems supported: Linux, macOS, and Windows.\n\n### Authentication Setup\n\nTo interact with authenticated and paid endpoints, configure your Hashmob API key as an environment variable:\n\nbash\nexport HASHMOB_API_KEY="your_hashmob_api_key_here"\n\n\n### Usage with Openclaw Skills\n\nTo configure and install within your agent environment, register the skill in your project configuration file:\n\nyaml\nskills:\n - name: hashmob\n repository: https://github.com/ibnaleem/hashmob-skill\n\n\nEnsure that you ask for user verification before performing operations that debit the account balance, such as mass searches or store purchases.The skill interacts with the Hashmob API, utilizing the following structured formats and parameter namespaces:\n\n### Endpoint Parameter Types\n\n| Param Name | Type | Description |\n| :--- | :--- | :--- |\n| api-key | Header | The personal authorization token for Hashmob.net |\n| id / hashlist_id | Path/Form | Unique identifier for hashlists, queues, or attacks |\n| algorithm | Form | The cryptographic algorithm used (e.g., md5, sha256) |\n| visibility | Form | 1 for hidden (private) or 2 for public hashlists |\n| hashes | Form | Raw hash lists submitted as plaintext string or files |\n\n### Resource Folders\n\nWhen downloading files from the platform, use one of the specified resource categories:\n- wordlists: Plaintext word dictionaries\n- rules: Rulesets for generating pattern variations\n- masks: Positional character masks\n- utilities: Diagnostic script utilities\n- torrents: Large compressed archives\n- official: Verified official system assets
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