Sqlmap: hello , can i have some suggest decode password use sqlmap

[vitural]

Hello

i have get some password , but its encode like that

# eÝ>l;\x90\x9e(qNCDbf]_LÇa\x04\x0bTZZ

\x8aW\x8flëL\x03Z[esc]\x8e`R*\x87\,LÇa\x04\x0bTZZ
a\x9c[ff]\x04RýÎ\x03,ÔJANetáLÇa\x04\x0bTZZ

can i use sqlmap to decode them ? and please let me know which statements i should use ? thank you so much

[Ekultek]

That's not a hash, or base64, it's some sort of Unicode. I doubt you'll be able to decrypt it with sqlmap, unless you can force the encoding to something readable

[vitural]

Thank for your reply , Ekuted
so can you give me some suggest with this one ? :

[Ekultek]

My advice to you, would be to decode the strings one by one and then try to decrypt them.

[Ekultek]

something like this should be sufficient:

# ~ coding=utf-8 ~ #
import chardet


unknown_string_list = [
    "eÝ>l;\x90\x9e(qNCDbf]_LÇa\x04\x0bTZZ",
    "\x8aW\x8flëL\x03Z[esc]\x8e`R*\x87\,LÇa\x04\x0bTZZ",
    "a\x9c[ff]\x04RýÎ\x03,ÔJANetáLÇa\x04\x0bTZZ"
]  # Unknown encoded strings


def find_encoding(string):
    """ Find the encoding of a string
    >>> find_encoding("test")
    ascii """
    encoding = chardet.detect(string)
    return encoding["encoding"]


if __name__ == '__main__':
    for s in unknown_string_list:
        print(find_encoding(s))

[vitural]

Thank you so much Ekultek .
you're help me so much ? i want paid for you , for this help
sorry can i have your contact ,like :Skype , facebook ,icq.......?
and , im programmer , i have many skills , i want discusss more than that with you bro

[stamparm]

Use --binary-fields in this kind of situations. It will retrieve and display hashes in hexadecimal format

[vitural]

thank you alot stamparm ,
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