This by no means is the most efficient way to crack the sunburst hashes, i just wanted to learn a little more about the backdoor by bruteforcing
the Sunburst hashes. However Fireeye already had cracked most of them (https://github.com/fireeye/sunburst_countermeasures/blob/main/fnv1a_xor_hashes.txt) 
Still there are 22 hashes not cracked. I have left those defined in notdecoded_hashesb[] for someone with better hardware to try to brake them.

		10501212300031893463UL,
		12785322942775634499UL,
		13655261125244647696UL,
		13783346438774742614UL,
		13852439084267373191UL,
		14243671177281069512UL,
		14695981039346656037UL,
		1475579823244607677UL,
		15514036435533858158UL,
		155978580751494388UL,
		16066651430762394116UL,
		16112751343173365533UL,
		17624147599670377042UL,
		17956969551821596225UL,
		18446744073709551613UL,
		2380224015317016190UL,
		2589926981877829912UL,
		3320767229281015341UL,
		3425260965299690882UL,
		6605813339339102567UL,
		7574774749059321801UL,
		9234894663364701749UL

BRUTESUNBURST HASHES =================
>>>msmpeng 5183687599225757871
>>>sense 16335643316870329598
Pattern A or O eg. AAAA0
Pattern:AAAA
>>>cavp 17204844226884380288
>>>date 16066522799090129502
>>>dnsd 13316211011159594063
>>>egui 607197993339007484
>>>ekrn 3200333496547938354
>>>epfw 17939405613729073960
>>>fses 3413052607651207697
>>>fsfw 3407972863931386250
>>>fsma 3421213182954201407
>>>fsms 3421197789791424393
>>>fsni 3413886037471417852
>>>idaq 14256853800858727521
>>>ksde 17633734304611248415
>>>peid 9531326785919727076
>>>ppee 14710585101020280896
>>>xagt 15695338751700748390