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700 MD5's (Salted) |
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Posted: Thu Jul 14, 2011 10:21 pm |
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kellymichaels1 |
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So here is whats up, I had a big database which I cracked many hashes, however there is still 700 left. Using a more advanced dictionary attack I was able to crack 50 more hashes.... but I'd like to see if someone can crack more.
Ff someone is able to crack the majority of the 700 hashes that remain, I would be really happy...
These are vbulletin hashes, so salted MD5's.
The wordlist I used was 13GB so, idk how easy it will be to crack these remaining 700 hashes. If anyone thinks they can do it please let me know and I'll send you the list.
Here are a few as examples
2983d7de24d1ed01c9df51691a05a0b7 : 0>i
df5933d259188bc788e4e121f11faf6e : @8M
507731ff5c7bb56e0c137ad9d2e3a015 : ;ch |
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the rest |
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Posted: Thu Jul 14, 2011 11:18 pm |
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penk |
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where the rest of 700?
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Posted: Fri Jul 15, 2011 4:56 am |
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kellymichaels1 |
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see if you can crack those 3 hashes and then I'll send the 700. Also I may be willing to pay if someone can crack the majority... |
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Posted: Fri Jul 15, 2011 10:19 am |
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just post the other 700 the chance is much much higher to crack one of them instead of only 3(which can be mayby impossible to crack but the other 700 not) |
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Posted: Fri Jul 15, 2011 8:26 pm |
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Posted: Sat Jul 16, 2011 4:04 pm |
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_________________ if you don´t like write a friendly and nice post as a thanks in your started thread,
may be i don´t like too crack your hashes in future, please think about.
just respect, thank you! |
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Posted: Sat Jul 16, 2011 11:17 pm |
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kellymichaels1 |
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Are those in order?
Can you send me in this format
Password : Hash |
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Posted: Sun Jul 17, 2011 12:34 am |
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Ahh strange, I also noticed I posted way more than 700 hashes... something must of went wrong when I exported the list because I was sure i only had 700 left.. |
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Posted: Sun Jul 17, 2011 7:24 am |
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@ penk sry but I cant find your plains and Im sure that there are no simple pw like "mea" or "3771"
9b50c0568ef9936eeca2d236f181425b:`1W:1015703
e4546c3e03988d6886971f0868057ff8:*@+:08212
498536dc7f1534ceff686fcefcd68a86:+"U:...3RU64frs...
d43321850ef2af874742031b69254ad3:A(<:098321a
3af36c18d1558e0abd3fa7f101da8630:!$S:●●●●●●●
dc422ad458ad7f60d6e6719508bcb04b:>@{:02759
ps: there are many line length exeption errors plz check the salt lengths |
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Posted: Sun Jul 17, 2011 10:17 am |
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Mullog wrote: | @ penk sry but I cant find your plains and Im sure that there are no simple pw like "mea" or "3771"
9b50c0568ef9936eeca2d236f181425b:`1W:1015703
e4546c3e03988d6886971f0868057ff8:*@+:08212
498536dc7f1534ceff686fcefcd68a86:+"U:...3RU64frs...
d43321850ef2af874742031b69254ad3:A(<:098321a
3af36c18d1558e0abd3fa7f101da8630:!$S:●●●●●●●
dc422ad458ad7f60d6e6719508bcb04b:>@{:02759
ps: there are many line length exeption errors plz check the salt lengths |
hello mullog matey!
my little cat can eat the hashes in mode=5 ..and yes my dosbox also show me much lenght explanations too but when stop these explanations lines in dosbox, my little cat begin with running as normaly....for example we've got this hits together ...3RU64frs... and 1015703 .
of course so much lazy costumers are uesing 123456 or password or like that.
lol.. i also was amazed about the 3 chars pw.
btw you have amazing wl bro and crazy cuda-network....it looks like.
greetings penk! |
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_________________ if you don´t like write a friendly and nice post as a thanks in your started thread,
may be i don´t like too crack your hashes in future, please think about.
just respect, thank you! |
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Posted: Sun Jul 17, 2011 10:34 am |
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kellymichaels1 wrote: | Are those in order?
Can you send me in this format
Password : Hash |
kelly, at first, i miss words like "thank you" or that, don't forget that these line costs much hours of i7 cpu power!
it should be normal...beeing thankful hey.
this is unrespectful!!
i'm not your personal costumer service center.
and of course yes, i send you in your format if you like to send me the usernames......with hash-combination!
kelly can you see and read my signature..?
if you don´t like write a friendly and nice post as a thanks in your started thread,
may be i don´t like too crack your hashes in future, please think about.
just respect, thank you!
greetings penk! |
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_________________ if you don´t like write a friendly and nice post as a thanks in your started thread,
may be i don´t like too crack your hashes in future, please think about.
just respect, thank you! |
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Posted: Sun Jul 17, 2011 10:44 am |
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update1: 286 fresh passwords!! |
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Posted: Sun Jul 17, 2011 10:57 am |
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Last edited by penk on Sun Jul 17, 2011 11:28 am; edited 2 times in total _________________ if you don´t like write a friendly and nice post as a thanks in your started thread,
may be i don´t like too crack your hashes in future, please think about.
just respect, thank you! |
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Posted: Sun Jul 17, 2011 11:01 am |
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Mullog wrote: | ok got it,sry (I used mode 2 dont know why)
associated the found plains with the hash
http://paste2.org/p/1524636
no only my notebook |
lol....who are you baby!?!?^^
greetings penk! |
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_________________ if you don´t like write a friendly and nice post as a thanks in your started thread,
may be i don´t like too crack your hashes in future, please think about.
just respect, thank you! |
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Re: 700 MD5's (Salted) |
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Posted: Sun Jul 17, 2011 11:24 am |
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penk |
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kellymichaels1 wrote: | So here is whats up, I had a big database which I cracked many hashes, however there is still 700 left. Using a more advanced dictionary attack I was able to crack 50 more hashes.... but I'd like to see if someone can crack more.
Ff someone is able to crack the majority of the 700 hashes that remain, I would be really happy...
These are vbulletin hashes, so salted MD5's.
The wordlist I used was 13GB so, idk how easy it will be to crack these remaining 700 hashes. If anyone thinks they can do it please let me know and I'll send you the list.
Here are a few as examples
2983d7de24d1ed01c9df51691a05a0b7 : 0>i
df5933d259188bc788e4e121f11faf6e : @8M
507731ff5c7bb56e0c137ad9d2e3a015 : ;ch |
df5933d259188bc788e4e121f11faf6e:@8M : bingbing18
greetings penk! |
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_________________ if you don´t like write a friendly and nice post as a thanks in your started thread,
may be i don´t like too crack your hashes in future, please think about.
just respect, thank you! |
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