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| davs          | Hello, does anybody know which type of hash is this $1$VV5.4y5.$JbhytGQBPmDHBbrSjF2i7. (that is password 123456 in phpC database), i think that is md5 modified password, but i'm not sure and do not know how to retrieve a plain text of this hash, (123456). is there any kind of programm or something like that?? thx in advice! regards | ||
|  Edited by davs on 19.06.2008 08:18:40 | |||
|  16.06.2008 13:37:14 | 
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| Gome              | looks like $ is a seperation character and you have to find the hash for the last part. | ||
|  16.06.2008 16:43:25 | 
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| matrixman              | Looks more like a MD5-based Unix crypt. For example in php:  http://us.php.net/crypt Edit: Here is how to get it: 
<?php
echo crypt('123456', '$1$VV5.4y5.$');
?>
matrixman | ||
|  Edited by matrixman on 16.06.2008 19:01:39 | |||
|  16.06.2008 18:56:50 | 
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| magdeburg            | hey matrixman,  could you do me a favour and solve the last three steganos. I kinda cannot wait to see someone having solved every damn challenge on this site  | ||
|  16.06.2008 22:11:41 | 
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| velo           | davs, it is MD5 UNIX hash, it CAN be bruteforced with  http://www.insidepro.com/eng/passwordspro.shtml cy | ||
|  18.06.2008 13:48:47 | 
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| davs          | thx to all, i figure out all about this type of hash and i solve my problem on diferent way!   Password reminder is a great thing!  | ||
|  19.06.2008 08:16:45 | 
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