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MD5 passwordS , NO SALT, help :) |
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Posted: Fri Jan 09, 2009 12:56 am |
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ingh1pped |
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d7d379991b7cf24235c74eca3601f289
f94f201acfe64e1a2ed6deea9406e61e
D8EC7E9B9FEE0B0C74BC67F2982D4244
42577BF646391B116602AA891F09E667
283F8F74B45FA00104EBD416521E565A
65705a2a77310dbec17b116d0567db7d
c42f91e714526435e1a091c0395e701d
Thanks to all that can crack this |
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Re: MD5 passwordS , NO SALT, help :) |
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Posted: Fri Jan 09, 2009 1:38 am |
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tehhunter |
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[1] collison found: d8ec7e9b9fee0b0c74bc67f2982d4244 is plaintext a31764p
[2] collison found: d7d379991b7cf24235c74eca3601f289 is plaintext cgiltn45
[3] collison found: 42577bf646391b116602aa891f09e667 is plaintext dalisett
[4] collison found: c42f91e714526435e1a091c0395e701d is plaintext riccardoc
I got these on my initial run-through, I'll keep trying to get the other two/three though with my second run. |
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Re: MD5 passwordS , NO SALT, help :) |
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Posted: Fri Jan 09, 2009 1:41 am |
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10_Sec_Hero |
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D8EC7E9B9FEE0B0C74BC67F2982D4244 plaintext is a31764p
42577BF646391B116602AA891F09E667 plaintext is dalisett
283F8F74B45FA00104EBD416521E565A plaintext is milannews
c42f91e714526435e1a091c0395e701d plaintext is riccardoc |
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Posted: Fri Jan 09, 2009 2:11 am |
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ingh1pped |
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very very big thanks to 10_Sec_Hero and tehhunter
remaining only
f94f201acfe64e1a2ed6deea9406e61e
65705a2a77310dbec17b116d0567db7d
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i have a little question for the hunter and also for 10_Sec_Hero (if he use the same method "collision" or not)
Do you use Password Pro for cracking?
What are your settings?
How can i set the tool in method collision? collison found ?
is it password pro or other tool? |
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Posted: Fri Jan 09, 2009 2:14 am |
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tehhunter |
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ingh1pped wrote: | very very big thanks to 10_Sec_Hero and tehhunter
remaining only
f94f201acfe64e1a2ed6deea9406e61e
65705a2a77310dbec17b116d0567db7d
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i have a little question for the hunter.
Do you use Password Pro for cracking?
What are your settings?
How can i set the tool in method collision? collison found ?
is it password pro or other tool? | I use a tool that I coded myself in Java called Crypto. I'm currently in the process of taking over an abandoned project on sourceforge.net, and once thats done I'm going to begin posting and continually updating it online. I'll make a topic here once I'm done with it, but suffice it to say I really enjoy using it and it has alot of good functionality
It's coded in Java, which was traditionally a slow language, but now that JIT compilers have come a long way, it's just as fast as C++. |
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Posted: Fri Jan 09, 2009 2:23 am |
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10_Sec_Hero |
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ingh1pped wrote: | very very big thanks to 10_Sec_Hero and tehhunter
remaining only
f94f201acfe64e1a2ed6deea9406e61e
65705a2a77310dbec17b116d0567db7d
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i have a little question for the hunter and also for 10_Sec_Hero (if he use the same method "collision" or not)
Do you use Password Pro for cracking?
What are your settings?
How can i set the tool in method collision? collison found ?
is it password pro or other tool? |
First I search 2 major online databases, usually I find the hash there, if I don't, sometimes I search few rainbow tables I have. I use PasswordsPro for that. |
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Posted: Fri Jan 09, 2009 3:43 pm |
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ingh1pped |
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Quote: | I use a tool that I coded myself in Java called Crypto. I'm currently in the process of taking over an abandoned project on sourceforge.net, and once thats done I'm going to begin posting and continually updating it online. I'll make a topic here once I'm done with it, but suffice it to say I really enjoy using it and it has alot of good functionality Smile
It's coded in Java, which was traditionally a slow language, but now that JIT compilers have come a long way, it's just as fast as C++ |
oooooook.. GOOD job and good luck for your tool and work...
Quote: | First I search 2 major online databases, usually I find the hash there, if I don't, sometimes I search few rainbow tables I have. I use PasswordsPro for that. |
also I try these methods... thank to you ah thehunter however..... |
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