Is it possible to hack SHA256 when you know that the answer is the coordinate?

Question

I need to crack the sha256 hash file, and I know that the answer is in coordinates, but I don’t know what the coordinate values ​​are Example:

3f1c756daec9ebced7ff403acb10430659c13b328c676c4510773dc315784e4e
58.375782 26.742632

Is it possible to create a python script that creates two variables (both with value 00.000000), then add them togheter (ex:) k=i+" "+j, then convert k to sha256 and compare it with sha256, I am trying to hack. If it is not equal to sha256, then it adds the ivalue ( i=i+00.000001) and again again. etc. etc.

Answer 1

Getting all possible coordinates between 00.000000and is 99.999999quite simple:

from itertools import product
import hashlib

digits = '0123456789'

for combo in product(digits, repeat=16):
    coords = '{}.{} {}.{}'.format(
        ''.join(combo[:2]), ''.join(combo[2:8]),
        ''.join(combo[8:10]), ''.join(combo[10:]))
    hash = hashlib.sha256(coords).hexdigest()
    if hash == '3f1c756daec9ebced7ff403acb10430659c13b328c676c4510773dc315784e4e':
        print coords
        break

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Answer 2

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