you could try to run a rainbow table on the hash to see if anything comes up but to be honest its just a shot in the dark.
Topic: can anyone tell me what is this code means? (Read 1746 times)
Found the hacked site:
http://money-forum.org/
Anyone wanna alert them? I'd suggest doing so behind Tor, less they think you were the hacker.
http://money-forum.org/
Anyone wanna alert them? I'd suggest doing so behind Tor, less they think you were the hacker.
Just for verification i checked, the hashy looking string is not an Md5 of the username.
but, if i am wrong about the per-user salts, (it was just a guess) then you could attack with rainbow tables.
if you don't think the users used strong passwords you could still take a whack at it if you've got access to a couple gpus; but if they used good passwords then basically no, you can't.
the hashes are probably md5'd passwords, then the random characters after the colon could be user specific salts for the password hashes
So it not possible to crack it. Sigh.
the hashes are probably md5'd passwords, then the random characters after the colon could be user specific salts for the password hashes
the password seems to be hashed with a salt
witch basically means that your not going to reverse engineer what the password is.
if you wanted to figure it out in theory you would have to have a known password and then see what the salt is Hash(password+salt) = the answer
Thanks for you answer, but I have a question:witch basically means that your not going to reverse engineer what the password is.
if you wanted to figure it out in theory you would have to have a known password and then see what the salt is Hash(password+salt) = the answer
For example the line 7:
Admin:c752ce49e7b6d62ca576d6951f155a6b:-rFR'';3EPpgJYlb`,TN.)#)6hXn9{, ImmidsBiamY:198dc22576304ee4a008add15797f957:XY2x&:u7="@/y98^3++#Qe=RIskK:2,
The word ImmidsBiamY is not any hashed code, so what is it?
I get it, it just another username.
the password seems to be hashed with a salt
witch basically means that your not going to reverse engineer what the password is.
if you wanted to figure it out in theory you would have to have a known password and then see what the salt is Hash(password+salt) = the answer
Thanks for you answer, but I have a question:witch basically means that your not going to reverse engineer what the password is.
if you wanted to figure it out in theory you would have to have a known password and then see what the salt is Hash(password+salt) = the answer
For example the line 7:
Admin:c752ce49e7b6d62ca576d6951f155a6b:-rFR'';3EPpgJYlb`,TN.)#)6hXn9{, ImmidsBiamY:198dc22576304ee4a008add15797f957:XY2x&:u7="@/y98^3++#Qe=RIskK:2,
The word ImmidsBiamY is not any hashed code, so what is it?
the password seems to be hashed with a salt
witch basically means that your not going to reverse engineer what the password is.
if you wanted to figure it out in theory you would have to have a known password and then see what the salt is Hash(password+salt) = the answer
witch basically means that your not going to reverse engineer what the password is.
if you wanted to figure it out in theory you would have to have a known password and then see what the salt is Hash(password+salt) = the answer
Usernames + some kind of hash?
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http://www.glitcheaven.com/paste/?show=33
It is very important for me, I am tracing a scam. Please help me.
It is very important for me, I am tracing a scam. Please help me.
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