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A lot of the md5 are uncrackables!!!!
PostPosted: Tue Feb 28, 2006 3:34 pm Reply with quote
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Do you know the why? Rolling Eyes
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Re: A lot of the md5 are uncrackables!!!!
PostPosted: Tue Feb 28, 2006 4:05 pm Reply with quote
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thelma wrote:
Do you know the why? Rolling Eyes


If

1)Password is long enough (12+ chars)
2) Has no meaning (not related to any wordlists)

then bruteforce, wordlist guessing and rainbow cracking are useless.
By the way, md5 hashing algorithm itself is vulnerable to collision
generation, but at this moment i don't know any publicly available
tools to implement this weakness in context of the phpbb password using scheme.
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PostPosted: Tue Feb 28, 2006 4:52 pm Reply with quote
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The problem is that all the hashes of a determinate forum(Invision Power Board v2.0.3) are impossible to crack, I have everywhere tried, on all the site possible online... while with my forum I have not have problem to crack the md5.. my succesfull to crack them is the 70%
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PostPosted: Tue Feb 28, 2006 5:55 pm Reply with quote
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thelma wrote:
The problem is that all the hashes of a determinate forum(Invision Power Board v2.0.3) are impossible to crack, I have everywhere tried, on all the site possible online... while with my forum I have not have problem to crack the md5.. my succesfull to crack them is the 70%


Code snippet from IPB 2.0.3 source code:

Code:

$salt = $ibforums->converge->generate_password_salt(5);
$passhash = $ibforums->converge->generate_compiled_passhash($salt, md5($in_password) );


So the answer is - IPB 2.0.3 is using salted hashes. Salting will make cracking process more difficult and time consuming ...
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PostPosted: Wed Mar 01, 2006 12:56 pm Reply with quote
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Confused

ok,I have lost any hope!!

thank you
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PostPosted: Sun Apr 02, 2006 5:17 pm Reply with quote
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Hi waraxe. I still want to give it a go with a salted pw. I have a database of a 2.0.x forum, with the converged records inside. Could you give me a brief explanation, on how I could make a start on cracking such salts? Considering I do have the usernames, the hashes, and the salt-values. For example, is there a easy way (tool) where u can just insert the usercode+hash+salt and do a dictionary or bruteforce on it? Or do i first need to "unsalt" the hash to get the real md5 hash value?
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PostPosted: Wed Apr 12, 2006 10:13 pm Reply with quote
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Basically if there is a salt, you cannot remove it at the MD5 step.

First you will have to know what the salt is. If the salt is say md(x+5), then you must first reverse the hash through bruteforcing or whatever. Then subtract the salt (which will give you the original cleartext). Thanks to the fact that if md5(x+c) = md5(y+c) (collision), all you need to do is reverse the mathematical operation on the salt. Unless its something like, say, modulus, in which case good luck Smile.

But one thing you can't do is reverse the salt when all you have is the hash. You must first reverse the hash.
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