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What is Epiphany? Epiphany is a toolset that captures the "Not Found" (nearly 85%) results, and queues them into a database. Every Sunday at 12:05AM, the hashes are exported from the queue database and stored on a 7 node cluster. Seconds later an OpenMPI job is started, launching a distributed (MPI) version of "John the Ripper" (JtR). JtR then begins reversing hashes utilizing the cumulative CPU speed of all 7 nodes. This job runs for 7 days and is then terminated. The successfully reversed hashes are then exported from the cluster and imported back into the database with their clear text. Hashes that have been in the queue for 20 days or longer are set to "Retired" and are not included in the next OpenMPI job. The process then starts from the beginning with a new set of "Not Found" results that were queued during the 7 days JtR was running.

What algorithms are supported by Epiphany? At this time Epiphany only queues MD5 "Not Found" results. I hope to add the ability to include SHA-1, LM, and NTLM "Not Found" results in the queue in the future. This feature must be well thought out and coded with care. It will not be something that happens in the short term.