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Joomla hash crack |
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Hi guys, well, after some time now i've dedicated some time now on sql injection and found it very but very usable for hash gahering on oscommerce, joomla etc.
tha main problem for joomla at least for me is decrypting the hash cause it appears to me like md5:salt eg:(8f67420a634622ecc09576d9861fb9f3:8dVdZ9MGgBJMtkU3).
I've tryied cain, several md5 crack sites, raincrk, etc and none offered me a shoot at it.
Also, after some time digging in this very very nice site i found the joomla algorithm:
$hash = md5($pass.$salt);
Now how can we reverse it using it?
Can anyone help me to understand how is it done?
Best Regards
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