Version 1.03 is a supported version. There are no depreciated or legacy versions available for download. New releases are always in the works to bring you the best hash cracking toolkit available.

ClatsCracker is intended for security professionals and researchers to test password strength, identify weaknesses, and enhance system security. To maintain a secure environment and discourage malicious use, the following policies apply:

1. Authorized Use Only: The tool should be used exclusively for legal and ethical purposes. It must be deployed only on systems or data for which You have explicit permission to analyze.
   Rationale: Unauthorized use may violate local or international laws and could expose sensitive information.

2. User Accountability: Users must comply with all applicable laws and institutional policies. We do not condone illicit activities, such as unauthorized password cracking, network intrusion, or data theft. Violators may face legal consequences.

3. Responsible Disclosure: Any newly discovered vulnerabilities within ClatsCracker or its dependencies must be reported promptly (see “Reporting a Vulnerability” below). Our team will triage and patch issues based on severity, striving to minimize user risk.

4. Regular Audits and Testing: The code base undergoes periodic security assessments and external audits. This helps maintain a high standard of security and ensures compatibility with emerging password hashing technologies and security best practices.

5. Encryption and Storage Practices: The tool itself does not store cracked hashes or plaintext results in a manner accessible to third parties. Users are responsible for ensuring that any output generated is handled securely, following industry standards, such as encryption-at-rest and controlled access.

If you find a vulnerability, please follow the following procedure to ensure there is a timely and effective resolution:

1. Contact Point: Email [email protected]. Please do not post details publicly.
2. Acknowledgement Window: We typically acknowledge receipt within 48 hours, providing a preliminary assessment and initial response.
3. Update Frequency: Expect status updates every 7 days until the vulnerability is resolved or a clear remediation plan is established.
4. Resolution Timeline: Critical issues are prioritized and, where possible, patched within 3 days. Less critical vulnerabilities may require additional time, depending on complexity and potential user impact.
5. Outcomes of Reporting:
   • Accepted Vulnerabilities: We will credit contributors (if desired) in the release notes.
   • Declined Vulnerabilities: If an issue is deemed out-of-scope, previously addressed, or not reproducible, we will communicate the reasons for this decision clearly.