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22 digits, only numbers - anyone up to it? |
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 Posted: Tue Jan 06, 2009 11:45 pm |
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| yakavetta |
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i know it would take some centuries for the mortal
but is it possible to crack this hash in the next 2 years or will we need better tools and better hardware
777991a60827ce3ce33b522c78e9628e
first 2 numbers of the 22 digit pw are a 4 and a 5
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777991a60827ce3ce33b522c78e9628e md5 -> plaintext
45xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
whats your opinion about this if you know what i mean.... what might happen if people can work it out hehe ^^ |
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Re: 22 digits, only numbers - anyone up to it? |
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| Posted: Wed Jan 07, 2009 12:04 am |
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| tehhunter |
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| yakavetta wrote: | i know it would take some centuries for the mortal
but is it possible to crack this hash in the next 2 years or will we need better tools and better hardware
777991a60827ce3ce33b522c78e9628e
first 2 numbers of the 22 digit pw are a 4 and a 5
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777991a60827ce3ce33b522c78e9628e md5 -> plaintext
45xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
whats your opinion about this if you know what i mean.... what might happen if people can work it out hehe ^^ |
I don't think that's humanly possible to crack even with something like BarsWF. Thats 9^20 possibilities, which is an unbelievably high number. |
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| Posted: Wed Jan 07, 2009 8:23 am |
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| yakavetta |
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10^20 isnt it???
well i at this very moment ....i thought about evreything you could do
my card gets 560 m hashs/s and my cpu about 200 mh/s
now for example lets take 3 gcards sli ... id get about 1800 mh/s ( hope it would add just like that dunno...) so the tool id be using can set first 2 digits to 4 and 5 so stil 10^20... now ... i asked michail if barswf would speed down barswf if one would search for more hashs at the same time he said just a little bit but not really .... i get 1000 nother md5 ...all 22 digits and first two numbers 4 and 5... ok at the speed of 1800mh/s it would take me 1761 years to get it ....since we we are searching for 1000 at the same time it would take aprox. only 1.76 years to get one of these hashs
have i done a mistake somewhere? |
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| Posted: Wed Jan 07, 2009 12:24 pm |
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| waraxe |
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Currently there are available md5 Rainbow Tables for [0-9]{1,12}, it's for max 12 digits long passwords. There can be even Rainbow Tables for 13 digits long passes. But that's the practical limit. Every digit place will increase keyspace by factor of ten. 10 000 computers can probably crack ~16 digits long passes in reasonable time. For 20 digits long passwords you need 10 000 times more computers, it's about 100 000 000 computers 
Of course in case of mass cracking your chances to crack one of the hashes are bigger. But usually you need to crack one specific hash and you have no shortcuts for this |
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| Posted: Wed Jan 07, 2009 1:19 pm |
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| yakavetta |
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so i assume u to be one of those peoples who in 1975 said "we might be able to build a computer that doesnt weigh a ton" ? ^^
my question now is will we be able to do 22 digits in some time...lets say 10 years?? |
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| Posted: Wed Jan 07, 2009 9:55 pm |
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| gyan007 |
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| yakavetta wrote: | so i assume u to be one of those peoples who in 1975 said "we might be able to build a computer that doesnt weigh a ton" ? ^^
my question now is will we be able to do 22 digits in some time...lets say 10 years?? |
In 10 years, the owner of that password might have changed it. Lol.  |
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| Posted: Tue Jan 13, 2009 10:58 pm |
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| nope cant be them numbers are serial numbers with numeric only |
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