Fix some typos

OpenCL/inc_bignum_operations.cl

@@ -1187,7 +1187,7 @@ DECLSPEC void mul_mod128 (PRIVATE_AS u32 *x, PRIVATE_AS const u32 *y, PRIVATE_AS
   t[62] += t[61] < p[125];
   t[63] += t[62] < p[126];
 
-  // VERY IMPORTANT: if we have an overflow at the highest u32, we need to do the substraction
+  // VERY IMPORTANT: if we have an overflow at the highest u32, we need to do the subtraction
 
   const u32 c = t[63] < p[127]; // carry / overflow
 

OpenCL/inc_common.h

@@ -11,7 +11,7 @@
  *
  * There are four variables where major differences occur:
  *
- *   -  P2: Adress space of kernel_rules_t struct.
+ *   -  P2: Address space of kernel_rules_t struct.
  *          If the kernel uses rules_buf, it will be stored in CONSTANT_AS.
  *          If it does not, cheaper GLOBAL_AS space is used.
  *

OpenCL/inc_ecc_secp256k1.cl

@@ -2024,7 +2024,7 @@ DECLSPEC void point_mul (PRIVATE_AS u32 *r, PRIVATE_AS const u32 *k, SECP256K1_T
  * @param r out: x and y coordinates.
  * @param x in: x coordinate which should be converted, a pointer to an u32 array with a size of 8.
  * @param first_byte in: The parity of the y coordinate, a u32.
- * @return Returns 0 if successfull, returns 1 if x is greater than the basepoint.
+ * @return Returns 0 if successful, returns 1 if x is greater than the basepoint.
  */
 DECLSPEC u32 transform_public (PRIVATE_AS secp256k1_t *r, PRIVATE_AS const u32 *x, const u32 first_byte)
 {
@@ -2084,7 +2084,7 @@ DECLSPEC u32 transform_public (PRIVATE_AS secp256k1_t *r, PRIVATE_AS const u32 *
  * Parse a x coordinate with leading parity to secp256k1_t.
  * @param r out: x and y coordinates.
  * @param k in: x coordinate which should be converted with leading parity, a pointer to an u32 array with a size of 9.
- * @return Returns 0 if successfull, returns 1 if x is greater than the basepoint or the parity has an unexpected value.
+ * @return Returns 0 if successful, returns 1 if x is greater than the basepoint or the parity has an unexpected value.
  */
 DECLSPEC u32 parse_public (PRIVATE_AS secp256k1_t *r, PRIVATE_AS const u32 *k)
 {

OpenCL/m03200-pure.cl

@@ -339,7 +339,7 @@ DECLSPEC void SET_KEY32 (LOCAL_AS u32 *S, const u64 key, const u32 val)
 
 #else
 
-// access pattern: linear access with S offset already set to right offset based on thread ID saving it from compuation
+// access pattern: linear access with S offset already set to right offset based on thread ID saving it from computation
 //                 makes sense if there are not thread ID's (for instance on CPU)
 
 DECLSPEC inline u32 GET_KEY32 (LOCAL_AS u32 *S, const u64 key)

OpenCL/m08800-pure.cl

@@ -436,7 +436,7 @@ KERNEL_FQ void m08800_comp (KERN_ATTR_TMPS_ESALT (androidfde_tmp_t, androidfde_t
 
     u32 r[16];
 
-    // not needed because of cbc mode -- implementation flaw !!. first 16 byte are not interessting
+    // not needed because of cbc mode -- implementation flaw !!. first 16 bytes are not interesting
 
     r[0] = 0;
     r[1] = 0;

OpenCL/m09000-pure.cl

@@ -340,7 +340,7 @@ DECLSPEC void SET_KEY32 (LOCAL_AS u32 *S, const u64 key, const u32 val)
 
 #else
 
-// access pattern: linear access with S offset already set to right offset based on thread ID saving it from compuation
+// access pattern: linear access with S offset already set to right offset based on thread ID saving it from computation
 //                 makes sense if there are not thread ID's (for instance on CPU)
 
 DECLSPEC inline u32 GET_KEY32 (LOCAL_AS u32 *S, const u64 key)

OpenCL/m10700-optimized.cl

@@ -323,7 +323,7 @@ DECLSPEC u32 do_round (LOCAL_AS u32 *sc, PRIVATE_AS const u32 *pw, const u32 pw_
 
   make_sc (sc, pw, pw_len, ctx->dgst32, ctx->dgst_len);
 
-  // make sure pwbl_len is calculcated before it gets changed
+  // make sure pwbl_len is calculated before it gets changed
 
   const u32 pwbl_len = pw_len + ctx->dgst_len;
 

OpenCL/m15300-pure.cl

@@ -39,7 +39,7 @@ typedef struct dpapimk
   u32 SID_offset;
 
   /* here only for possible
-     forward compatibiliy
+     forward compatibility
   */
   // u8 cipher_algo[16];
   // u8 hash_algo[16];

OpenCL/m15310-pure.cl

@@ -41,7 +41,7 @@ typedef struct dpapimk
   u32 SID_offset;
 
   /* here only for possible
-     forward compatibiliy
+     forward compatibility
   */
   // u8 cipher_algo[16];
   // u8 hash_algo[16];

OpenCL/m15900-pure.cl

@@ -40,7 +40,7 @@ typedef struct dpapimk
   u32 SID_offset;
 
   /* here only for possible
-     forward compatibiliy
+     forward compatibility
   */
   // u8 cipher_algo[16];
   // u8 hash_algo[16];

OpenCL/m15910-pure.cl

@@ -48,7 +48,7 @@ typedef struct dpapimk
   u32 SID_offset;
 
   /* here only for possible
-     forward compatibiliy
+     forward compatibility
   */
   // u8 cipher_algo[16];
   // u8 hash_algo[16];

OpenCL/m18600-pure.cl

@@ -350,7 +350,7 @@ DECLSPEC void SET_KEY32 (LOCAL_AS u32 *S, const u64 key, const u32 val)
 
 #else
 
-// access pattern: linear access with S offset already set to right offset based on thread ID saving it from compuation
+// access pattern: linear access with S offset already set to right offset based on thread ID saving it from computation
 //                 makes sense if there are not thread ID's (for instance on CPU)
 
 DECLSPEC inline u32 GET_KEY32 (LOCAL_AS u32 *S, const u64 key)

OpenCL/m25500-pure.cl

@@ -371,7 +371,7 @@ KERNEL_FQ void m25500_comp (KERN_ATTR_TMPS_ESALT (pbkdf2_sha256_tmp_t, pbkdf2_sh
   */
 
   /*
-  // decrypt buffer is not usefull here, skip
+  // decrypt buffer is not useful here, skip
   u32 dec[14] = { 0 };
 
   AES_GCM_GCTR (key, J0, enc, enc_len, dec, s_te0, s_te1, s_te2, s_te3, s_te4);

OpenCL/m25600-pure.cl

@@ -352,7 +352,7 @@ DECLSPEC void SET_KEY32 (LOCAL_AS u32 *S, const u64 key, const u32 val)
 
 #else
 
-// access pattern: linear access with S offset already set to right offset based on thread ID saving it from compuation
+// access pattern: linear access with S offset already set to right offset based on thread ID saving it from computation
 //                 makes sense if there are not thread ID's (for instance on CPU)
 
 DECLSPEC inline u32 GET_KEY32 (LOCAL_AS u32 *S, const u64 key)

OpenCL/m25800-pure.cl

@@ -348,7 +348,7 @@ DECLSPEC void SET_KEY32 (LOCAL_AS u32 *S, const u64 key, const u32 val, const u6
 
 #else
 
-// access pattern: linear access with S offset already set to right offset based on thread ID saving it from compuation
+// access pattern: linear access with S offset already set to right offset based on thread ID saving it from computation
 //                 makes sense if there are not thread ID's (for instance on CPU)
 
 DECLSPEC inline u32 GET_KEY32 (LOCAL_AS u32 *S, const u64 key, MAYBE_UNUSED const u64 lid)

OpenCL/m26610-pure.cl

@@ -381,7 +381,7 @@ KERNEL_FQ void m26610_comp (KERN_ATTR_TMPS_ESALT (pbkdf2_sha256_tmp_t, pbkdf2_sh
 
   /*
   const int pt_len = 28; // not using 32 byte but 28 because our UTF8 allows up to 4 byte per character and since we decrypt 32 byte
-                         // only we can't garantee it is not in the middle of a UTF8 byte stream at that point
+                         // only we can't guarantee it is not in the middle of a UTF8 byte stream at that point
 
   if (hc_enc_scan (pt, pt_len))
   {

OpenCL/m28400-pure.cl

@@ -348,7 +348,7 @@ DECLSPEC void SET_KEY32 (LOCAL_AS u32 *S, const u64 key, const u32 val, const u6
 
 #else
 
-// access pattern: linear access with S offset already set to right offset based on thread ID saving it from compuation
+// access pattern: linear access with S offset already set to right offset based on thread ID saving it from computation
 //                 makes sense if there are not thread ID's (for instance on CPU)
 
 DECLSPEC inline u32 GET_KEY32 (LOCAL_AS u32 *S, const u64 key, MAYBE_UNUSED const u64 lid)

OpenCL/m30600-pure.cl

@@ -349,7 +349,7 @@ DECLSPEC void SET_KEY32 (LOCAL_AS u32 *S, const u64 key, const u32 val, const u6
 
 #else
 
-// access pattern: linear access with S offset already set to right offset based on thread ID saving it from compuation
+// access pattern: linear access with S offset already set to right offset based on thread ID saving it from computation
 //                 makes sense if there are not thread ID's (for instance on CPU)
 
 DECLSPEC inline u32 GET_KEY32 (LOCAL_AS u32 *S, const u64 key, MAYBE_UNUSED const u64 lid)

OpenCL/m31800-pure.cl

@@ -429,7 +429,7 @@ KERNEL_FQ void m31800_comp (KERN_ATTR_TMPS_ESALT (pbkdf2_sha256_tmp_t, onepasswo
 
   /*
   const int pt_len = 28; // not using 32 byte but 28 because our UTF8 allows up to 4 byte per character and since we decrypt 32 byte
-                         // only we can't garantee it is not in the middle of a UTF8 byte stream at that point
+                         // only we can't guarantee it is not in the middle of a UTF8 byte stream at that point
 
   if (hc_enc_scan (pt, pt_len))
   {

docs/changes.txt

@@ -228,7 +228,7 @@
 - Hardware Monitor: Add support for GPU device utilization readings using iokit on Apple Silicon (OpenCL and Metal)
 - Hash Info: show more information (Updated Hash-Format. Added Autodetect, Self-Test, Potfile and Plaintext encoding)
 - HIP Backend: moved functions to ext_hip.c/ext_hiprtc.c and includes to ext_hip.h/ext_hiprtc.h
-- HIP Backend: removed unused functions from hiprtc to workaroung missing function symbols on windows dll
+- HIP Backend: removed unused functions from hiprtc to workaround missing function symbols on windows dll
 - Kernels: Refactored standard kernel declaration to use a structure holding u32/u64 attributes to reduce the number of attributes
 - Kernels: Refactored standard kernel includes, KERN_ATTR macros and RC4 cipher functions, in order to support Apple Metal runtime
 - Kernels: Set the default Address Space Qualifier for any pointer, in order to support Apple Metal runtime
@@ -254,7 +254,7 @@
 - Rules: Add support to include source wordlist in debugging format
 - Rules: Update hand-written rulesets to covers years up to 2029
 - Status code: updated negative status code (added kernel create failure and resync)
-- Status code: updated negative status code, usefull in Unit tests engine (test.sh)
+- Status code: updated negative status code, useful in Unit tests engine (test.sh)
 - Terminal: Increased size of hash name column in `--help` and `--identify` options
 - Terminal: Limit output length of example hash in --example-hash mode to 200. Use --mach to see full example hash
 - Terminal: show empty OpenCL platforms only in backend information mode
@@ -666,7 +666,7 @@
 - Building: Fixed build warnings on macOS for unrar sources
 - Building: Fixed test for DARWIN_VERSION in Makefile
 - Commandline Options: Removed option --example-hashes, now an alias of --hash-info
-- Compute API: Skipping devices instead of stop if error occured in initialization
+- Compute API: Skipping devices instead of stop if error occurred in initialization
 - Documentation: Added 3rd party licenses to docs/license_libs
 - Hash-Mode 8900 (Scrypt): Changed default benchmark scrypt parameters from 1k:1:1 to 16k:8:1 (default)
 - Hash-Mode 11600 (7-Zip): Improved memory handling (alloc and free) for the hook function
@@ -732,7 +732,7 @@
 - Hcchr Files: Renamed some .charset files into .hcchr files
 - Hash-Mode 21200 (md5(sha1($salt).md5($pass))): Improved speed by using pre-computed SHA1
 - OpenCL Devices: Utilize PCI domain to improve alias device detection
-- OpenCL Kernels: Added datatypes to literals of enum costants
+- OpenCL Kernels: Added datatypes to literals of enum constants
 - OpenCL Kernels: Added pure kernels for hash-mode 600 (BLAKE2b-512)
 - OpenCL Runtime: Add some unstable warnings for some SHA512 based algorithms on AMD GPU on macOS
 - OpenCL Runtime: Reinterpret return code CL_DEVICE_NOT_FOUND from clGetDeviceIDs() as non-fatal
@@ -865,7 +865,7 @@
 
 - Bitcoin Wallet: Be more user friendly by allowing a larger data range for ckey and public_key
 - Brain: Added new parameter --brain-server-timer to specify seconds between scheduled backups
-- Building: Fix for library compilation failure due to multiple defenition of sbob_xx64()
+- Building: Fix for library compilation failure due to multiple definition of sbob_xx64()
 - Cracking bcrypt and Password Safe v2: Use feedback from the compute API backend to dynamically calculate optimal thread count
 - Dictstat: On Windows, the st_ino attribute in the stat struct is not set, which can lead to invalid cache hits. Added the filename to the database entry.
 - Documents: Added README on how to build hashcat on Cygwin, MSYS2 and WSL
@@ -903,7 +903,7 @@
 ## Technical
 ##
 
-- Backend Interface: Added new options --backend-ignore-cuda and --backend-ingore-opencl to prevent CUDA and/or OpenCL API from being used
+- Backend Interface: Added new options --backend-ignore-cuda and --backend-ignore-opencl to prevent CUDA and/or OpenCL API from being used
 - Binary Distribution: Removed 32-bit binary executables
 - Building: On macOS, switch from ar to /usr/bin/ar to improve building compatibility
 - Building: Skipping Travis/Appveyor build for non-code changes
@@ -1261,7 +1261,7 @@
 - Added option --optimized-kernel-enable to use faster kernels but limit the maximum supported password- and salt-length
 - Added self-test functionality to detect broken OpenCL runtimes on startup
 - Added option --self-test-disable to disable self-test functionality on startup
-- Added option --wordlist-autohex-disable to disable the automatical conversion of $HEX[] words from the word list
+- Added option --wordlist-autohex-disable to disable the automatic conversion of $HEX[] words from the word list
 - Added option --example-hashes to show an example hash for each hash-mode
 - Removed option --weak-hash-check (zero-length password check) to increase startup time, it also causes many Trap 6 error on macOS
 
@@ -1278,7 +1278,7 @@
 
 - Fixed a buffer overflow in mangle_dupechar_last function
 - Fixed a calculation error in get_power() leading to errors of type "BUG pw_add()!!"
-- Fixed a memory problem that occured when the OpenCL folder was not found and e.g. the shared and session folder were the same
+- Fixed a memory problem that occurred when the OpenCL folder was not found and e.g. the shared and session folder were the same
 - Fixed a missing barrier() call in the RACF OpenCL kernel
 - Fixed a missing salt length value in benchmark mode for SIP
 - Fixed an integer overflow in hash buffer size calculation
@@ -1463,7 +1463,7 @@
 - Added support for filtering hccapx message pairs using --hccapx-message-pair
 - Added support for parsing 7-Zip hashes with LZMA/LZMA2 compression indicator set to a non-zero value
 - Added support for decompressing LZMA1/LZMA2 data for -m 11600 = 7-Zip to validate the CRC
-- Added support for automatic merge of LM halfes in case --show and --left is used
+- Added support for automatic merge of LM halves in case --show and --left is used
 - Added support for showing all user names with --show and --left if --username was specified
 - Added support for GPU temperature management on cygwin build
 
@@ -1538,7 +1538,7 @@
 - Hardware Management: Bring back kernel exec timeout detection for NVidia on user request
 - Hardware Monitor: Fixed several memory leaks in case hash-file writing (caused by --remove) failed
 - Hardware Monitor: Fixed several memory leaks in case no hardware monitor sensor is found
-- Hardware Monitor: In case NVML initialization failed, do not try to initialiaze NVAPI or XNVCTRL because they both depend on NVML
+- Hardware Monitor: In case NVML initialization failed, do not try to initialize NVAPI or XNVCTRL because they both depend on NVML
 - Hash Parsing: Added additional bound checks for the SIP digest authentication (MD5) parser (-m 11400)
 - Hash Parsing: Make sure that all files are correctly closed whenever a hash file parsing error occurs
 - Helper: Added functions to check existence, type, read- and write-permissions and rewrite sources to use them instead of stat()
@@ -1575,7 +1575,7 @@
 ## Features
 ##
 
-- Files: Use $HEX[...] in case the password includes the separater character, increases potfile reading performance
+- Files: Use $HEX[...] in case the password includes the separator character, increases potfile reading performance
 - Files: If the user specifies a folder to scan for wordlists instead of directly a wordlist, then ignore the hidden files
 - Loopback: Include passwords for removed hashes present in the potfile to next loopback iteration
 - New option --progress-only: Quickly provides ideal progress step size and time to process on the user hashes and selected options, then quit
@@ -1682,9 +1682,9 @@ The CLI (hashcat.bin or hashcat.exe) works as before but from a technical perspe
 ## Bugs
 ##
 
-- Custom charset from file parsing code did not return an error if an error occured
+- Custom charset from file parsing code did not return an error if an error occurred
 - Fix some clSetKernelArg() size error that caused slow modes to not work anymore in -a 1 mode
-- Hash-mode 11600 = (7-Zip): Depending on input hash a clEnqueueReadBuffer(): CL_INVALID_VALUE error occured
+- Hash-mode 11600 = (7-Zip): Depending on input hash a clEnqueueReadBuffer(): CL_INVALID_VALUE error occurred
 - Hash-mode 22 = Juniper Netscreen/SSG (ScreenOS): Fix salt length for -m 22 in benchmark mode
 - Hash-Mode 5500 = NetNTLMv1 + ESS: Fix loading of NetNTLMv1 + SSP hash
 - Hash-mode 6000 = RipeMD160: Fix typo in array index number
@@ -1757,12 +1757,12 @@ The CLI (hashcat.bin or hashcat.exe) works as before but from a technical perspe
 - Error handling (startup): Added some missing returncode checks to get_exec_path()
 - Fanspeed: Check both fanpolicy and fanspeed returncode and disable retain support if any of them fail
 - Fanspeed: Minimum fanspeed for retain support increased to 33%, same as NV uses as default on windows
-- Fanspeed: Reset PID controler settings to what they were initially
+- Fanspeed: Reset PID controller settings to what they were initially
 - Fanspeed: Set fan speed to default on quit
 - File handling: Do a single write test (for files to be written later) directly on startup
 - File locking: Use same locking mechanism in potfile as in outfile
 - Hardware management: Fixed calling conventions for ADL, NvAPI and NVML on windows
-- Hardware management: Improved checking for successfull load of the NVML API
+- Hardware management: Improved checking for successful load of the NVML API
 - Hardware management: In case fanspeed can not be set, disable --gpu-temp-retain automatically
 - Hardware management: In case of initialization error show it only once to the user on startup
 - Hardware management: Refactored all code to return returncode (0 or -1) instead of data for more easy error handling
@@ -1866,7 +1866,7 @@ The CLI (hashcat.bin or hashcat.exe) works as before but from a technical perspe
 
 * changes v2.01 -> v3.00:
 
-This release markes the fusion of "hashcat" and "oclHashcat" into "hashcat".
+This release marks the fusion of "hashcat" and "oclHashcat" into "hashcat".
 It combines all features of all hashcat projects in one project.
 
 ##
@@ -1951,7 +1951,7 @@ It combines all features of all hashcat projects in one project.
 - Fixed a bug in line counter: conditional jump or move depends on an uninitialised value
 - Fixed a bug in rule-engine for NVidia devices: code for left- and right-shift were switched
 - Fixed a bug in dive.rule: rules were not updated after the function 'x' was renamed to 'O'
-- Fixed a bug in memory allocation "OpenCL -4 error": used unitialized value in a special situation
+- Fixed a bug in memory allocation "OpenCL -4 error": used uninitialized value in a special situation
 - Fixed a bug in memory handling: heap buffer overflow
 - Fixed a bug in memory handling: out of bounds access
 - Fixed a bug in implementation of DCC2: forced default iteration count for hashes to 10240

docs/hashcat-brain.md

@@ -203,7 +203,7 @@ Each password candidate creates a hash of 8 bytes that has to be transferred, lo
 
 So let's assume a candidate list size of 8,000,000,000. That doesn't sound like too much - especially if you want to work with rules and masks. It should be clear that using the hashcat brain against a raw MD5 is not very efficient. But now things become interesting, because of some unexpected effects that kick in.
 
-Imagine you have a salted MD5 list, let's say VBULL which is a fast hash (not a slow hash) - and you have many of them. In thise case, each of the salts starts to work for us.
+Imagine you have a salted MD5 list, let's say VBULL which is a fast hash (not a slow hash) - and you have many of them. In this case, each of the salts starts to work for us.
 
 Yes, you read that right - the more salts, the better!!
 

include/common.h

@@ -76,7 +76,7 @@
 #endif
 
 /* The C++ standard denies redefinition of keywords,
-but this is nededed for VS compiler which doesn't have inline keyword but has __inline
+but this is needed for VS compiler which doesn't have inline keyword but has __inline
 */
 #ifndef __cplusplus
 #if defined (_MSC_VER)

include/ext_ADL.h

@@ -212,11 +212,11 @@ typedef struct ADLThermalControllerInfo
 {
 /// Must be set to the size of the structure
   int iSize;
-/// Possible valies: \ref ADL_DL_THERMAL_DOMAIN_OTHER or \ref ADL_DL_THERMAL_DOMAIN_GPU.
+/// Possible values: \ref ADL_DL_THERMAL_DOMAIN_OTHER or \ref ADL_DL_THERMAL_DOMAIN_GPU.
   int iThermalDomain;
 ///    GPU 0, 1, etc.
   int iDomainIndex;
-/// Possible valies: \ref ADL_DL_THERMAL_FLAG_INTERRUPT or \ref ADL_DL_THERMAL_FLAG_FANCONTROL
+/// Possible values: \ref ADL_DL_THERMAL_FLAG_INTERRUPT or \ref ADL_DL_THERMAL_FLAG_FANCONTROL
   int iFlags;
 } ADLThermalControllerInfo;
 
@@ -269,7 +269,7 @@ typedef struct ADLFanSpeedValue
 {
 /// Must be set to the size of the structure
   int iSize;
-/// Possible valies: \ref ADL_DL_FANCTRL_SPEED_TYPE_PERCENT or \ref ADL_DL_FANCTRL_SPEED_TYPE_RPM
+/// Possible values: \ref ADL_DL_FANCTRL_SPEED_TYPE_PERCENT or \ref ADL_DL_FANCTRL_SPEED_TYPE_RPM
   int iSpeedType;
 /// Fan speed value
   int iFanSpeed;

include/ext_cuda.h

@@ -675,10 +675,10 @@ typedef enum CUjit_option_enum
   CU_JIT_FAST_COMPILE,
 
   /**
-   * Array of device symbol names that will be relocated to the corresponing
+   * Array of device symbol names that will be relocated to the corresponding
    * host addresses stored in ::CU_JIT_GLOBAL_SYMBOL_ADDRESSES.\n
    * Must contain ::CU_JIT_GLOBAL_SYMBOL_COUNT entries.\n
-   * When loding a device module, driver will relocate all encountered
+   * When loading a device module, driver will relocate all encountered
    * unresolved symbols to the host addresses.\n
    * It is only allowed to register symbols that correspond to unresolved
    * global variables.\n

include/ext_hip.h

@@ -152,7 +152,7 @@ typedef enum __HIP_NODISCARD hipError_t {
                                              ///< hipStreamEndCapture in a different thread.
     hipErrorGraphExecUpdateFailure = 910,  ///< This error indicates that the graph update
                                            ///< not performed because it included changes which
-                                           ///< violated constraintsspecific to instantiated graph
+                                           ///< violated constraints specific to instantiated graph
                                            ///< update.
     hipErrorUnknown = 999,  //< Unknown error.
     // HSA Runtime Error Codes start here.
@@ -216,7 +216,7 @@ typedef enum hipDeviceAttribute_t {
                                                         ///< Use cudaDeviceGetTexture1DLinearMaxWidth() instead on Cuda.
     hipDeviceAttributeMaxTexture1DMipmap,               ///< Cuda only. Maximum size of 1D mipmapped texture.
     hipDeviceAttributeMaxTexture2DWidth,                ///< Maximum dimension width of 2D texture.
-    hipDeviceAttributeMaxTexture2DHeight,               ///< Maximum dimension hight of 2D texture.
+    hipDeviceAttributeMaxTexture2DHeight,               ///< Maximum dimension height of 2D texture.
     hipDeviceAttributeMaxTexture2DGather,               ///< Cuda only. Maximum dimensions of 2D texture if gather operations  performed.
     hipDeviceAttributeMaxTexture2DLayered,              ///< Cuda only. Maximum dimensions of 2D layered texture.
     hipDeviceAttributeMaxTexture2DLinear,               ///< Cuda only. Maximum dimensions (width, height, pitch) of 2D textures bound to pitched memory.
@@ -258,7 +258,7 @@ typedef enum hipDeviceAttribute_t {
     hipDeviceAttributeTextureAlignment,                 ///< Alignment requirement for textures
     hipDeviceAttributeTexturePitchAlignment,            ///< Pitch alignment requirement for 2D texture references bound to pitched memory;
     hipDeviceAttributeTotalConstantMemory,              ///< Constant memory size in bytes.
-    hipDeviceAttributeTotalGlobalMem,                   ///< Global memory available on devicice.
+    hipDeviceAttributeTotalGlobalMem,                   ///< Global memory available on device.
     hipDeviceAttributeUnifiedAddressing,                ///< Cuda only. An unified address space shared with the host.
     hipDeviceAttributeUuid,                             ///< Cuda only. Unique ID in 16 byte.
     hipDeviceAttributeWarpSize,                         ///< Warp size in threads.
@@ -315,7 +315,7 @@ typedef enum hipDeviceAttribute_t {
 /** Disable event's capability to record timing information. May improve performance.*/
 #define hipEventDisableTiming  0x2
 
-/** Event can support IPC. Warnig: It is not supported in HIP.*/
+/** Event can support IPC. Warning: It is not supported in HIP.*/
 #define hipEventInterprocess 0x4
 
 /** Use a device-scope release when recording this event. This flag is useful to obtain more

include/sort_r.h

@@ -20,7 +20,7 @@ void sort_r(void *base, size_t nel, size_t width,
             int (*compar)(const void *_a, const void *_b, void *_arg),
             void *arg);
 
-Slightly modified to work with hashcat to no falsly detect _SORT_R_LINUX with mingw
+Slightly modified to work with hashcat to no falsely detect _SORT_R_LINUX with mingw
 
 */
 

src/autotune.c

@@ -139,7 +139,7 @@ static int autotune (hashcat_ctx_t *hashcat_ctx, hc_device_param_t *device_param
 
   // for the threads we take as initial value what we receive from the runtime
   // but is only to start with something, we will fine tune this value as soon as we have our workload specified
-  // this thread limiting is also performed insinde run_kernel() so we need to redo it here, too
+  // this thread limiting is also performed inside run_kernel() so we need to redo it here, too
 
   u32 kernel_wgs = 0;
   u32 kernel_wgs_multiple = 0;
@@ -191,7 +191,7 @@ static int autotune (hashcat_ctx_t *hashcat_ctx, hc_device_param_t *device_param
     #if defined (DEBUG)
 
     // don't do any autotune in debug mode in this case
-    // we're propably during kernel development
+    // we're probably during kernel development
 
     #else
 
@@ -432,7 +432,7 @@ static int autotune (hashcat_ctx_t *hashcat_ctx, hc_device_param_t *device_param
     // v6.2.4 new section: find thread count
     // This is not as effective as it could be because of inaccurate kernel return timers
     // But is better than fixed values
-    // Timers in this section are critical, so we rerun meassurements 3 times
+    // Timers in this section are critical, so we rerun measurements 3 times
 
     if (kernel_threads_max > kernel_threads_min)
     {

src/backend.c

@@ -1055,8 +1055,8 @@ int choose_kernel (hashcat_ctx_t *hashcat_ctx, hc_device_param_t *device_param,
     // - hooks can have a large influence depending on the OS.
     //   spawning threads and memory allocations take a lot of time on windows (compared to linux).
     // - the kernel execution can take shortcuts based on intermediate values
-    //   while these intermediate valus depend on input values.
-    // - if we meassure runtimes of different kernels to find out about their weightning
+    //   while these intermediate values depend on input values.
+    // - if we measure runtimes of different kernels to find out about their weightning
     //   we need to call them with real input values otherwise we miss the shortcuts inside the kernel.
     // - the problem is that these real input values could crack the hash which makes the chaos perfect.
     //
@@ -1589,7 +1589,7 @@ static void rebuild_pws_compressed_append (hc_device_param_t *device_param, cons
     const u32 dst_pw_len4_cnt = dst_pw_len4 / 4;
 
     pw_idx_dst->cnt = dst_pw_len4_cnt;
-    pw_idx_dst->len = src_len; // this is intenionally! src_len can not be dst_len, we dont want the kernel to think 0x80 is part of the password
+    pw_idx_dst->len = src_len; // this is intentionally! src_len can not be dst_len, we dont want the kernel to think 0x80 is part of the password
 
     u8 *dst = (u8 *) (tmp_pws_comp + pw_idx_dst->off);
 
@@ -3512,7 +3512,7 @@ int run_cracker (hashcat_ctx_t *hashcat_ctx, hc_device_param_t *device_param, co
     if (iconv_ctx == (iconv_t) -1) return -1;
   }
 
-  // find higest password length, this is for optimization stuff
+  // find highest password length, this is for optimization stuff
 
   u32 highest_pw_len = 0;
 

src/brain.c

@@ -2311,7 +2311,7 @@ void *brain_server_handle_client (void *p)
 
   hc_thread_mutex_unlock (brain_server_dbs->mux_dbs);
 
-  // higest position of that attack
+  // highest position of that attack
 
   u64 highest = brain_server_highest_attack (brain_server_db_attack);
 

src/hashes.c

@@ -2545,7 +2545,7 @@ int hashes_init_zerohash (hashcat_ctx_t *hashcat_ctx)
   hash_t *hashes_buf = hashes->hashes_buf;
   u32     hashes_cnt = hashes->hashes_cnt;
 
-  // no solution for these special hash types (for instane because they use hashfile in output etc)
+  // no solution for these special hash types (for instance because they use hashfile in output etc)
 
   hash_t hash_buf;
 

src/interface.c

@@ -137,7 +137,7 @@ int hashconfig_init (hashcat_ctx_t *hashcat_ctx)
     return -1;
   }
 
-  // check for missing pointer assignements
+  // check for missing pointer assignments
 
   #define CHECK_DEFINED(func)                                                     \
     if ((func) == NULL)                                                           \
@@ -818,7 +818,7 @@ u32 default_pw_max (MAYBE_UNUSED const hashconfig_t *hashconfig, MAYBE_UNUSED co
 
 u32 default_salt_min (MAYBE_UNUSED const hashconfig_t *hashconfig, MAYBE_UNUSED const user_options_t *user_options, MAYBE_UNUSED const user_options_extra_t *user_options_extra)
 {
-  // salt_min : this limit is only interessting for generic hash types that support a salt
+  // salt_min : this limit is only interesting for generic hash types that support a salt
 
   u32 salt_min = SALT_MIN;
 
@@ -837,7 +837,7 @@ u32 default_salt_max (MAYBE_UNUSED const hashconfig_t *hashconfig, MAYBE_UNUSED
 {
   const bool optimized_kernel = (hashconfig->opti_type & OPTI_TYPE_OPTIMIZED_KERNEL);
 
-  // salt_max : this limit is only interessting for generic hash types that support a salt
+  // salt_max : this limit is only interesting for generic hash types that support a salt
 
   u32 salt_max = SALT_MAX;
 

src/memory.c

@@ -70,7 +70,7 @@ void hcfree (void *ptr)
 void *hcmalloc_aligned (const size_t sz, const int align)
 {
   // store the original allocated address so we can later use it to free the memory
-  // this is convinient to use because we don't need to store two memory addresses
+  // this is convenient to use because we don't need to store two memory addresses
 
   const int align1 = align - 1;
 

src/modules/module_05600.c

@@ -196,7 +196,7 @@ int module_hash_decode (MAYBE_UNUSED const hashconfig_t *hashconfig, MAYBE_UNUSE
   digest[3] = hex_to_u32 (hash_pos + 24);
 
   /**
-   * reuse challange data as salt_buf, its the buffer that is most likely unique
+   * reuse challenge data as salt_buf, its the buffer that is most likely unique
    */
 
   salt->salt_buf[0] = 0;

src/modules/module_15300.c

@@ -52,7 +52,7 @@ typedef struct dpapimk
   u32 SID_offset;
 
   /* here only for possible
-     forward compatibiliy
+     forward compatibility
   */
   // u8 cipher_algo[16];
   // u8 hash_algo[16];

src/modules/module_15310.c

@@ -55,7 +55,7 @@ typedef struct dpapimk
   u32 SID_offset;
 
   /* here only for possible
-     forward compatibiliy
+     forward compatibility
   */
   // u8 cipher_algo[16];
   // u8 hash_algo[16];

src/modules/module_15900.c

@@ -53,7 +53,7 @@ typedef struct dpapimk
   u32 SID_offset;
 
   /* here only for possible
-     forward compatibiliy
+     forward compatibility
   */
   // u8 cipher_algo[16];
   // u8 hash_algo[16];

src/modules/module_15910.c

@@ -56,7 +56,7 @@ typedef struct dpapimk
   u32 SID_offset;
 
   /* here only for possible
-     forward compatibiliy
+     forward compatibility
   */
   // u8 cipher_algo[16];
   // u8 hash_algo[16];

src/modules/module_19000.c

@@ -115,7 +115,7 @@ int module_hash_decode (MAYBE_UNUSED const hashconfig_t *hashconfig, MAYBE_UNUSE
     iter = hc_strtoul ((const char *) token.buf[1] + 2, NULL, 10);
   }
 
-  // iter++; the additinal round is added in the init kernel
+  // iter++; the additional round is added in the init kernel
 
   salt->salt_iter = iter;
 

src/modules/module_19100.c

@@ -107,7 +107,7 @@ int module_hash_decode (MAYBE_UNUSED const hashconfig_t *hashconfig, MAYBE_UNUSE
     iter = hc_strtoul ((const char *) token.buf[1] + 2, NULL, 10);
   }
 
-  // iter++; the additinal round is added in the init kernel
+  // iter++; the additional round is added in the init kernel
 
   salt->salt_iter = iter;
 

src/modules/module_19200.c

@@ -110,7 +110,7 @@ int module_hash_decode (MAYBE_UNUSED const hashconfig_t *hashconfig, MAYBE_UNUSE
     iter = hc_strtoul ((const char *) token.buf[1] + 2, NULL, 10);
   }
 
-  // iter++; the additinal round is added in the init kernel
+  // iter++; the additional round is added in the init kernel
 
   salt->salt_iter = iter;
 

src/modules/module_20200.c

@@ -117,14 +117,14 @@ int module_hash_decode (MAYBE_UNUSED const hashconfig_t *hashconfig, MAYBE_UNUSE
   token.attr[2]    = TOKEN_ATTR_VERIFY_LENGTH
                    | TOKEN_ATTR_VERIFY_DIGIT;
 
-  // salt in alternate base64 repretentation
+  // salt in alternate base64 representation
   token.sep[3]     = '$';
   token.len_min[3] = SALT_MIN;
   token.len_max[3] = SALT_MAX;
   token.attr[3]    = TOKEN_ATTR_VERIFY_LENGTH
                    | TOKEN_ATTR_VERIFY_BASE64B;
 
-  // payload in alternate base64 representanion
+  // payload in alternate base64 representation
   token.sep[4]     = '$';
   token.len[4]     = HASH_LEN_B64;
   token.attr[4]    = TOKEN_ATTR_FIXED_LENGTH

src/modules/module_20300.c

@@ -116,14 +116,14 @@ int module_hash_decode (MAYBE_UNUSED const hashconfig_t *hashconfig, MAYBE_UNUSE
   token.attr[2]    = TOKEN_ATTR_VERIFY_LENGTH
                    | TOKEN_ATTR_VERIFY_DIGIT;
 
-  // salt in alternate base64 repretentation
+  // salt in alternate base64 representation
   token.sep[3]     = '$';
   token.len_min[3] = SALT_MIN;
   token.len_max[3] = SALT_MAX;
   token.attr[3]    = TOKEN_ATTR_VERIFY_LENGTH
                    | TOKEN_ATTR_VERIFY_BASE64B;
 
-  // payload in alternate base64 representanion
+  // payload in alternate base64 representation
   token.sep[4]     = '$';
   token.len[4]     = HASH_LEN_B64;
   token.attr[4]    = TOKEN_ATTR_FIXED_LENGTH

src/modules/module_20400.c

@@ -116,14 +116,14 @@ int module_hash_decode (MAYBE_UNUSED const hashconfig_t *hashconfig, MAYBE_UNUSE
   token.attr[2]    = TOKEN_ATTR_VERIFY_LENGTH
                    | TOKEN_ATTR_VERIFY_DIGIT;
 
-  // salt in alternate base64 repretentation
+  // salt in alternate base64 representation
   token.sep[3]     = '$';
   token.len_min[3] = SALT_MIN;
   token.len_max[3] = SALT_MAX;
   token.attr[3]    = TOKEN_ATTR_VERIFY_LENGTH
                    | TOKEN_ATTR_VERIFY_BASE64B;
 
-  // payload in alternate base64 representanion
+  // payload in alternate base64 representation
   token.sep[4]     = '$';
   token.len[4]     = HASH_LEN_B64;
   token.attr[4]    = TOKEN_ATTR_FIXED_LENGTH

src/modules/module_27100.c

@@ -212,7 +212,7 @@ int module_hash_decode (MAYBE_UNUSED const hashconfig_t *hashconfig, MAYBE_UNUSE
   digest[3] = hex_to_u32 (hash_pos + 24);
 
   /**
-   * reuse challange data as salt_buf, its the buffer that is most likely unique
+   * reuse challenge data as salt_buf, its the buffer that is most likely unique
    */
 
   salt->salt_buf[0] = 0;

src/modules/module_28100.c

@@ -277,7 +277,7 @@ int module_hash_decode (MAYBE_UNUSED const hashconfig_t *hashconfig, MAYBE_UNUSE
   winhello->mk_buf_pc[6] = 0;
   winhello->mk_buf_pc[7] = 0;
 
-  // yes we can precompute the first block of both sha512 here, because length is 128 + hmac lenght + magic length, but
+  // yes we can precompute the first block of both sha512 here, because length is 128 + hmac length + magic length, but
   // speed improvement is negligible, but readability would drop a lot
 
   return (PARSER_OK);

src/modules/module_31400.c

@@ -55,7 +55,7 @@ typedef struct scrtv2
 
 } scrtv2_t;
 
-static const char *CONFIGPASSPHRASEV2_SIGNATURE = "S:\"Config Passphrase\"=02:"; //The whole line is part of the format to prevent confusion with other similiar tokens also prefixed with 02: in the config files
+static const char *CONFIGPASSPHRASEV2_SIGNATURE = "S:\"Config Passphrase\"=02:"; //The whole line is part of the format to prevent confusion with other similar tokens also prefixed with 02: in the config files
 
 u64 module_esalt_size (MAYBE_UNUSED const hashconfig_t *hashconfig, MAYBE_UNUSED const user_options_t *user_options, MAYBE_UNUSED const user_options_extra_t *user_options_extra)
 {

src/modules/module_32100.c

@@ -101,7 +101,7 @@ int module_hash_decode (MAYBE_UNUSED const hashconfig_t *hashconfig, MAYBE_UNUSE
                 | TOKEN_ATTR_VERIFY_SIGNATURE;
 
   /**
-   * Haschat
+   * Hashcat
    * format 1: $krb5asrep$18$user$realm$checksum$edata2
    *
    * JtR

src/modules/module_32200.c

@@ -101,7 +101,7 @@ int module_hash_decode (MAYBE_UNUSED const hashconfig_t *hashconfig, MAYBE_UNUSE
                 | TOKEN_ATTR_VERIFY_SIGNATURE;
 
   /**
-   * Haschat
+   * Hashcat
    * format 1: $krb5asrep$18$user$realm$checksum$edata2
    *
    * JtR

src/potfile.c

@@ -397,7 +397,7 @@ int potfile_remove_parse (hashcat_ctx_t *hashcat_ctx)
   hash_t *hashes_buf = hashes->hashes_buf;
   u32     hashes_cnt = hashes->hashes_cnt;
 
-  // no solution for these special hash types (for instane because they use hashfile in output etc)
+  // no solution for these special hash types (for instance because they use hashfile in output etc)
 
   hash_t hash_buf;
 

src/usage.c

@@ -98,7 +98,7 @@ static const char *const USAGE_BIG_PRE_HASHMODES[] =
   "     --backend-ignore-hip       |      | Do not try to open HIP interface on startup          |",
   "     --backend-ignore-metal     |      | Do not try to open Metal interface on startup        |",
   "     --backend-ignore-opencl    |      | Do not try to open OpenCL interface on startup       |",
-  " -I, --backend-info             |      | Show system/evironment/backend API info              | -I or -II",
+  " -I, --backend-info             |      | Show system/environment/backend API info             | -I or -II",
   " -d, --backend-devices          | Str  | Backend devices to use, separated with commas        | -d 1",
   " -Y, --backend-devices-virtual  | Num  | Spawn X virtual instances for each real device       | -Y 8",
   " -D, --opencl-device-types      | Str  | OpenCL device-types to use, separated with commas    | -D 1",

tools/aescrypt2hashcat.pl

@@ -72,7 +72,7 @@ if ($version ne "\x02")
 }
 
 
-read_bytes ($file_handle, 1); # reservered/skip (normally should be just \x00)
+read_bytes ($file_handle, 1); # reserved/skip (normally should be just \x00)
 
 
 # Loop over the extensions until we got extension size 0

tools/benchmark_deep.pl

@@ -379,7 +379,7 @@ chdir ($hashcat_path);
 
 for my $hash_type (@hash_types)
 {
-  # banchmark always in optimized mode with single hash and mask!
+  # benchmark always in optimized mode with single hash and mask!
 
   my $mask = $default_mask;
 
@@ -521,7 +521,7 @@ sub get_module
     {
       if (($hash_type == 22000) || ($hash_type == 22001))
       {
-        ## problem while in -m 2500 backward compatiblity mode
+        ## problem while in -m 2500 backward compatibility mode
       }
       else
       {

tools/test.sh

@@ -218,7 +218,7 @@ function init()
       echo "They will be fetched from ${luks_tests_url}"
       echo "Note: this needs to be done only once and could take a little bit to download/extract."
       echo "These luks test files are not shipped directly with hashcat because the file sizes are"
-      echo "particularily large and therefore a bandwidth burner for users who do not run these tests."
+      echo "particularly large and therefore a bandwidth burner for users who do not run these tests."
       echo ""
 
       # download:

tools/test_modules/README.md

@@ -13,12 +13,12 @@ During `verify` tests the `module_verify_hash` function must parse the hash:pass
 
 **Important**: You have to call `pack_if_HEX_notation` as soon as you have parsed the password, or your tests will fail on passwords in the `$HEX[...]` format.
 
-If the algorithm has ambiguous hashes (e.g. partial case-insensetivity), the test module can provide an optional function `module_preprocess_hashlist`. It recieves a reference to the hashlist array and can unify the hashes in a way that guarantees the match with the output of `module_verify_hash`.
+If the algorithm has ambiguous hashes (e.g. partial case-insensitivity), the test module can provide an optional function `module_preprocess_hashlist`. It receives a reference to the hashlist array and can unify the hashes in a way that guarantees the match with the output of `module_verify_hash`.
 
 #### Examples ####
 
 * For the most basic test modules, see [m00000.pm](m00000.pm) and [m00100.pm](m00100.pm)
 * For the basic salted hash tests, see [m00110.pm](m00110.pm) and [m00120.pm](m00120.pm)
-* For some sligthly more complex modules with PBKDF2 and encryption, see [m18400.pm](m18400.pm) and [m18600.pm](m18600.pm)
+* For some slightly more complex modules with PBKDF2 and encryption, see [m18400.pm](m18400.pm) and [m18600.pm](m18600.pm)
 * For a test module with hashlist preprocessing and a custom salt generation algorithm, see [m05600.pm](m05600.pm)
 

tools/test_modules/m08300.pm

@@ -11,7 +11,7 @@ use warnings;
 use Net::DNS::RR::NSEC3;
 use Net::DNS::SEC;
 
-# we need to restict the pure password length for the test module to 63 bytes,
+# we need to restrict the pure password length for the test module to 63 bytes,
 # because we can't have any string (including the pass) of over 63 bytes without "."
 
 # sub module_constraints { [[1, 256], [-1, -1], [1, 55], [-1, -1], [-1, -1]] }

tools/test_modules/m11900.pm

@@ -29,7 +29,7 @@ sub module_generate_hash
   my $word_buf_base64 = encode_base64 ($word, "");
   my $salt_buf_base64 = encode_base64 ($salt, "");
 
-  # sanitize lenghs
+  # sanitize lengths
 
   $out_len = int ($out_len);
 

tools/test_modules/m22911.pm

@@ -59,7 +59,7 @@ sub module_generate_hash
 
     my $dec_bin = $aes->decrypt ($data_bin);
 
-    ## This is a ridiculous check of successfull decryption
+    ## This is a ridiculous check of successful decryption
     ## There are no useable asn1 parsers for perl available
     ## We have to rely on a combination of padding check and pattern matching
     ## The (minimum) 16 bit should be good enough for a unit test

tools/test_modules/m22921.pm

@@ -56,7 +56,7 @@ sub module_generate_hash
 
     my $dec_bin = $aes->decrypt ($data_bin);
 
-    ## This is a ridiculous check of successfull decryption
+    ## This is a ridiculous check of successful decryption
     ## There are no useable asn1 parsers for perl available
     ## We have to rely on a combination of padding check and pattern matching
     ## The (minimum) 16 bit should be good enough for a unit test

tools/test_modules/m22931.pm

@@ -56,7 +56,7 @@ sub module_generate_hash
 
     my $dec_bin = $aes->decrypt ($data_bin);
 
-    ## This is a ridiculous check of successfull decryption
+    ## This is a ridiculous check of successful decryption
     ## There are no useable asn1 parsers for perl available
     ## We have to rely on a combination of padding check and pattern matching
     ## The (minimum) 16 bit should be good enough for a unit test

tools/test_modules/m22941.pm

@@ -58,7 +58,7 @@ sub module_generate_hash
 
     my $dec_bin = $aes->decrypt ($data_bin);
 
-    ## This is a ridiculous check of successfull decryption
+    ## This is a ridiculous check of successful decryption
     ## There are no useable asn1 parsers for perl available
     ## We have to rely on a combination of padding check and pattern matching
     ## The (minimum) 16 bit should be good enough for a unit test

tools/test_modules/m22951.pm

@@ -58,7 +58,7 @@ sub module_generate_hash
 
     my $dec_bin = $aes->decrypt ($data_bin);
 
-    ## This is a ridiculous check of successfull decryption
+    ## This is a ridiculous check of successful decryption
     ## There are no useable asn1 parsers for perl available
     ## We have to rely on a combination of padding check and pattern matching
     ## The (minimum) 16 bit should be good enough for a unit test

tools/test_modules/m24410.pm

@@ -80,7 +80,7 @@ sub module_generate_hash
       $dec_bin = $aes->decrypt ($data_bin);
     }
 
-    ## This is a ridiculous check of successfull decryption
+    ## This is a ridiculous check of successful decryption
     ## There are no useable asn1 parsers for perl available
     ## We have to rely on a combination of padding check and pattern matching
     ## The (minimum) 16 bit should be good enough for a unit test

tools/test_modules/m24420.pm

@@ -80,7 +80,7 @@ sub module_generate_hash
       $dec_bin = $aes->decrypt ($data_bin);
     }
 
-    ## This is a ridiculous check of successfull decryption
+    ## This is a ridiculous check of successful decryption
     ## There are no useable asn1 parsers for perl available
     ## We have to rely on a combination of padding check and pattern matching
     ## The (minimum) 16 bit should be good enough for a unit test

tools/test_modules/m25400.pm

@@ -99,7 +99,7 @@ sub pdf_compute_encryption_key_owner
   my $o_key;
   if ($R == 2)
   {
-    $o_key = substr ($o_digest, 0, 8);  # rc4 key is always 5 for revision 2, but for 3 or greather is dependent on the value of the encryption dictionaries length entry
+    $o_key = substr ($o_digest, 0, 8);  # rc4 key is always 5 for revision 2, but for 3 or greater is dependent on the value of the encryption dictionaries length entry
   }
   else
   {

tools/test_modules/m25700.pm

@@ -115,7 +115,7 @@ sub module_generate_hash
 
   my $salt_bin = pack ("H*", $salt);
 
-  my $seed = unpack ("N", $salt_bin); # or maybe "L" ? not enought example data to clarify
+  my $seed = unpack ("N", $salt_bin); # or maybe "L" ? not enough example data to clarify
 
   my $digest = MurmurHash ($word, $seed);
 

tools/test_modules/m28100.pm

@@ -58,7 +58,7 @@ sub module_generate_hash
 
   ## convert_userpin_to_secretpin()
   ## this looks strange. what if the user password is outside 0x20 - 0x7f?
-  ## from some testing, it seems MS prevents the user to use any non-ascii charcters
+  ## from some testing, it seems MS prevents the user to use any non-ascii characters
 
   my $stage1_hexpin = uc (encode ("UTF-16LE", unpack ("H*", $word)));
 

tools/test_modules/m28501.pm

@@ -26,7 +26,7 @@ sub module_constraints { [[52, 52], [-1, -1], [-1, -1], [-1, -1], [-1, -1]] }
 
 sub module_generate_hash
 {
-  my $word = shift; # expecting valid WIF formated private key
+  my $word = shift; # expecting valid WIF formatted private key
 
   my @is_valid_base58 = eval
   {

tools/test_modules/m28502.pm

@@ -26,7 +26,7 @@ sub module_constraints { [[51, 51], [-1, -1], [-1, -1], [-1, -1], [-1, -1]] }
 
 sub module_generate_hash
 {
-  my $word = shift; # expecting valid WIF formated private key
+  my $word = shift; # expecting valid WIF formatted private key
 
   my @is_valid_base58 = eval
   {

tools/test_modules/m28503.pm

@@ -26,7 +26,7 @@ sub module_constraints { [[52, 52], [-1, -1], [-1, -1], [-1, -1], [-1, -1]] }
 
 sub module_generate_hash
 {
-  my $word = shift; # expecting valid WIF formated private key
+  my $word = shift; # expecting valid WIF formatted private key
 
   my @is_valid_base58 = eval
   {

tools/test_modules/m28504.pm

@@ -26,7 +26,7 @@ sub module_constraints { [[51, 51], [-1, -1], [-1, -1], [-1, -1], [-1, -1]] }
 
 sub module_generate_hash
 {
-  my $word = shift; # expecting valid WIF formated private key
+  my $word = shift; # expecting valid WIF formatted private key
 
   my @is_valid_base58 = eval
   {

tools/test_modules/m28505.pm

@@ -26,7 +26,7 @@ sub module_constraints { [[52, 52], [-1, -1], [-1, -1], [-1, -1], [-1, -1]] }
 
 sub module_generate_hash
 {
-  my $word = shift; # expecting valid WIF formated private key
+  my $word = shift; # expecting valid WIF formatted private key
 
   my @is_valid_base58 = eval
   {

tools/test_modules/m28506.pm

@@ -26,7 +26,7 @@ sub module_constraints { [[51, 51], [-1, -1], [-1, -1], [-1, -1], [-1, -1]] }
 
 sub module_generate_hash
 {
-  my $word = shift; # expecting valid WIF formated private key
+  my $word = shift; # expecting valid WIF formatted private key
 
   my @is_valid_base58 = eval
   {