Ultracrepidarian's questions

I am trying to decrypt a password protected file that was encrypted using AES-256-CBC, but the password to decrypt the file has been forgotten.

In this simulation, I do know the password is a dictionary word, and I have a word list to try a dictionary attack against the password. I also know that no salt was used when encrypting the file. But I am unsure on how to find the right method to do this.

My mind keeps going to JTR, but I need to use OpenSSL commands. I would appreciate the help!

I am using OpenSSL 1.1.1 and Ubuntu 16.04 LTS.

I have a text file that contains passwords and their respective hashes that is formatted as such:

'plaintext password'
'SHA256 hash'
'SHA3-512 hash'

This format continues for several more passwords. Each password and hash has its own line within the file. Each of the hashes below the 'plaintext password' are its respective hashes. I want to create a CSV file that will end up looking like this:

'plaintext password','SHA256 hash','SHA3-512 hash'

Essentially, I want to combine those three fields into one line for each password, delimited by commas for each field. I have tried searching for similar situations to mine but with no avail. I have tried awk as well as tr -s, but I haven't been able to get exactly what I want. I would appreciate the help!