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I think i'm well aware of the algorithm of IPB 
Yeah, I just opened up Passwords Pro and I played around with creating a few users in my IPB database with the value of $ in the password. The hash ... |
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I've tried the password from your first post.
But according to passwordspro, 034345178623d00ef1dd2f3ad966a633:|ad5= isn't the hash:salt of the password Q2XjhY32w5!e$AwP.
Did you do it double md5 ... |
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No. You should use '. Because then the $ will be kept
I am using ' ' . This is my code:
<?php
$salt = '|ad5=';
$new_pass = 'Q2XjhY32w5!e$AwP';
echo md5( md5($salt) . md5& ... |
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For now, I can explain the use of ' and " in programming languages
If you use a string between single quotes, the string is stored as it's written. On the other hand, if you use double quotes, t ... |
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| Alright guys, I'm creating an IPB hash cracker in PHP right now. I have a strong server to do the work; once I finish the Alpha, I will convert over to a CUDA GUI and will be sure to release it. But t ... |
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