I've gotten a list of encrypted passwords...?

[deleted user]
11 years ago

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I tried to decrypt a few of them using MD5 decrypter, but it didn’t work. What else can I do?

jayssj11
11 years ago

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the encrypted password is not in md5 encryption . it is in different type of encryption . encryption name = s***

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daMage
11 years ago

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Notice the length of the password hash… it obviously isn’t md5

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Scott [scopes20]
11 years ago

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http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/SHA-1
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/MD5
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Advanced_Encryption_Standard
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Data_Encryption_Standard
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Triple_DES
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Base64

These are just a few types of encryption, there isn’t really any standard logic to understanding what type of encryption a certain string is. Learning off by heart to recognize what kind of encryption is used is a useful skill to have.

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jayssj11
11 years ago

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scopes20 just gave spoiler

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[deleted user]
11 years ago

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SHA1, yeah, I know.

[deleted user]
11 years ago

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Yeah, I did realize that after looking at the length.

[deleted user]
11 years ago

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Wasn’t necessary scopes, but thanks.

Scott [scopes20]
11 years ago

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how did i give a spoiler jayssj11?

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[deleted user]
11 years ago

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Well perhaps not necessarily a “spoiler”, but a (big hint) I guess.

Scott [scopes20]
11 years ago

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My post was simply to help you (anyone who reads) understand what types of encryption there are. If it was a spoiler it was unintentional :)

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[deleted user]
11 years ago

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Ok then, thanks again.

[deleted user]
11 years ago

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Ok, so hash algorithms can’t be reversed or decrypted, so how do I find the equivalent value?

Scott [scopes20]
11 years ago

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the algorithm can be reversed, if you want to manually reverse it you can, but there are plenty of decrypting tools. What do you mean by the equivalent value?

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jayssj11
11 years ago

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ok it was not a spoiler , but a big hint . :D

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[deleted user]
11 years ago

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By equivalent value I just meant the value of the encryption. Come on man, you know what I meant, in one way or another. I think I’ll just use a tool to decrypt it :)

daMage
11 years ago

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Technically the algorithm can’t be reversed, but you can still try various inputs and see if the result matches what you’ve got. On the other hand there is a plethora of sites, which have already done that and provide a lookup to their pre-computed results.

daMage

oxide
11 years ago | edited 11 years ago

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damage whats good man ya like he said wen you try to brute force an md5 hash which is a one way cipher you have the resulting md5 hash which is not unique if it is a already listed hash in a database ya know

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