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howto use zumbis for md5 cracking? |
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Posted: Thu Oct 07, 2004 2:14 am |
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zer0-c00l |
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i have about 1000 machines under my control..
i wanna know howto crack md5 faster using this machines
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Posted: Fri Oct 08, 2004 2:53 pm |
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LINUX |
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Posted: Wed Oct 13, 2004 3:25 am |
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slimjim100 |
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zer0 c00l,
I posted a reply on the midga.org forum.(most of you here that know of me i am a self proclaimed white hat/security Guy) I would think that if you had Command line access to the computers you could tftp rainbow crack and then send the computers a bat file to make tables. If the computers are fast you could have a nice set of tables made in less than a week. Now with the tables you could then upload them to one place and have the ability to crack Hashes fast. Also to note that if you where able to make nice big table sets fast you could then sell the table set for $$$ on the internet. I personally recommend joining a team and not taking zombies due to the fact that in 99% of the time infecting computers is against the law.
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