gpra -- Gmail Password Recovery Assistant #########################################

Checks your password from gmail account at the time when you type it.

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| Known Salt  [___________________________] |
| Known Hash  [___________________________] |
| Password    [___________________________] |
| Hash        [___________________________] |
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Usage

In order to make the tool useful you need google-chrome browser with the "Sync" option turned on. This is because you need to extract "Known Salt" and "Known Hash" values from google-chrome settings:

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$ cd ~/.config/google-chrome/Default/Sync Data
$ sqlite3 BookmarkSyncSettings.sqlite3
[email protected]|password_hash2|63126
[email protected]|salt2|INHNIHKCJBPEKLFJGNAGEJBDECFKOCOIOBHGBAOM
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'password_hash2' is your "Known Hash"
'salt2' is your "Known Salt"

Note that the password for this "Known Hash" and "Known Salt" is
'foobar'.

After filling up "Known Hash" and "Known Salt" fields you can start typing passwords. If you guessed password the program pops up dialog informing you about that:

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|  Congradulation!      |
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|  The hashes matches!  |
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|                 [OK]  |
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