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So i input my list of hashes Code: :d1ff3c170de6120707262d88dfd8044a:~2<HE:: :f3ab7c43351371a4f60b1bcf6abdcd81:w!I#D:: :1f8860c746db6b4a922ce107db442a78:ANWn6:: :b41d92293cac98020ede81e852da0fc7:~'8Q,:: :e55b83c807a88bc5559fcfb5acf1c2a4:n}NEr:: :d2430dbaa8481c76059475eaf8a0a458:Q1D]^:: :e5b1f0acc13714cfc6a22016cebc17b0:=DYMF:: :4b521153614ce2850a2d91d04497decb:(N}CU:: :d9804209ca34ff80610bb2492ac15471:+uR]Z:: :a0d1b1fa4858f35b4657ad8c735d28e7:Ul0d.:: :99b5d3420be34a734dcf2f1d9e5b745c:zfSmw:: :b8aa81b00546d365c95cd3926b43665a:?![[?:: :2db5f61059763da882b5ec033d0403c3:_?tP5:: :193e35df852241fc6a366bfb8e4c3e71:J4D6f:: :56962fc82a77ee092f46190adbb9ca01:J5]u,:: :c29dc92c5199b3c4f79e8298e5965ea5:SI)w$:: :f60f68b230fb38cbb859f913abd32d94:N-HlF:: :171799bca69784ab17f0e054f6daeca6:n0qK&:: :5f40be4eae43c9dfa52ce67e216e2883:w4:2Q:: Did i do it right? It appears to be right on my PasswordsPro. And it tells me 41 Days to crack them... is this actually a realistic estimation...? Its only doing 60078 p/s.. That sounds fairly low. Can somebody reccomend a better wordlist... Or a few wordlists. If you need my computer specs: CPU: Intel(R) Core(TM)2 Duo CPU E8400 @ 3.00GHz RAM: 4094MB RAM GPU: NVIDIA GeForce 9800 GTX+ Thanks, Mooka91 Posted: Mon Aug 24, 2009 10:54 am Acc Regular user Joined: Aug 10, 2008 Posts: 24 Wrong. 41 Days till the attack will be finished. Posted: Mon Aug 24, 2009 1:38 pm crazynou Advanced user Joined: Feb 08, 2009 Posts: 199 Location: AlGeRiA what algo are you used? algo of this hash is :md5(md5($salt).md5(pass)). d9804209ca34ff80610bb2492ac15471:sh0ck 2db5f61059763da882b5ec033d0403c3:123456 f60f68b230fb38cbb859f913abd32d94:dan1987 171799bca69784ab17f0e054f6daeca6:123454321 Posted: Mon Aug 24, 2009 1:42 pm Mooka91 Advanced user Joined: Aug 15, 2009 Posts: 73 crazynou wrote: what algo are you used? algo of this hash is :md5(md5($salt).md5(pass)). d9804209ca34ff80610bb2492ac15471:sh0ck 2db5f61059763da882b5ec033d0403c3:123456 f60f68b230fb38cbb859f913abd32d94:dan1987 171799bca69784ab17f0e054f6daeca6:123454321 Yeah im just a tard and had it set to Brute Force.... c29dc92c5199b3c4f79e8298e5965ea5:jacinta9 Was another i found.... Any hints on what wordlist to do with what function? 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