I'm a junior penetration tester student, learning many new things in cyber security and putting as much of it in practice as I can. I was practicing some hash identifying and cracking, and as I was taught, it's quite easy to identify hashing algorithms from their prefix:
$0 - DES
$1 - MD5
$2 - Blowfish
$5 - SHA-256
$6 - SHA-512
But when setting up a simple password on my Kali VM to attempt to crack it, I noticed the prefix doesn't match any of the above. No program or script used to identify hashing algorithms was able to identify the hash of my password. Anybody have a clue? My hash is:
$y$j9T$.sGz84zsn1z3EgwlRalxw1$zvcEB1MNuIc5G2dHb2MBp4jBiidw1F7MZQ33tgHaqV/:19343:0:99999:7:::