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| 160-bit hash so i will guess it's basic SHA-1 |
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| how far do you want it decoded? |
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| does anyone know if the md5(salt).md5(passwd) result is upper or lower case? |
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looks like crypt()
1 means MD5
the bit between the second and 3rd $ sign is the salt for the password
the last set of characters is an odd base64 encoding it looks like
take the md5 string ... |
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the important part to see here is the slk_dvc= and then below eval(base64_decode($slk_dvc));
so if we open notepad and type
<?php
echo(base64decode($slk_dvc));
?>
we will have the ... |
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| mmouse |
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go here: .http://www.insidepro.com/eng/passwordspro.shtml
get it, install it, paste your extra hash like this in a txt file
1:md5hashHERE:SALTHERE
then use the PHP method when importing and b ... |
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I have been noticing a lot of the same questions for this exploit, and i thought i would make a post to help out the people having them.
First, if you are unsure why you are always getting the mess ... |
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