When querying with a prefix, the plain output only shows:
password (sha256, rockyou)
The full hash is missing. If you're doing a prefix search — the main use case for partial hashes — you want to see what you actually matched:
5e884898da28047151d0e56f8dc629277360... password (sha256, rockyou)
The JSON format includes it, and the table format should probably show it too. Plain currently drops the most important piece of information in a reverse lookup tool.
When querying with a prefix, the plain output only shows:
The full hash is missing. If you're doing a prefix search — the main use case for partial hashes — you want to see what you actually matched:
The JSON format includes it, and the table format should probably show it too. Plain currently drops the most important piece of information in a reverse lookup tool.