I noticed in the html of my router this parameter:
form.addParameter('Password', base64encode(SHA256(Password.value)));
So when I type in the password passw
I get this via sslstrip
:
2018-09-25 21:13:31,605 POST Data (192.168.1.1):
Username=acc&Password=ZTQ1ZDkwOTU3ZWVjNzM4NzcyNmM2YTFiMTc0ZGE3YjU2NmEyNGZmNGNiMDYwZGNiY2RmZWJiOTMxYTkzZmZlMw%3D%3D
Is this hash easy to crack via bruteforce/dictionary? I am still a beginner, but that looks like double encryption to me. Also, is there some faster way of getting this password than cracking it?
(26+26+10+10)^13
is roughly 80 bits of entropy).