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Tools to crack hash? |
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Posted: Thu Mar 12, 2009 1:25 am |
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Noogah |
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I really get sick of these websites that come with a database of pre-cracked junk. Can someone give a tutorial to crack hashes on my own?
This is a hash I REALLY want to decode
3e7797790e9e7db20134c8d12803f05f
I cant decode it, any help would be GREATLY appreciated. i believe it is MD5 |
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Posted: Thu Mar 12, 2009 8:15 am |
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skmpz |
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look.. u can download passwords pro and use some wordlists...
u also can download a gpu bruteforcer and give it a shot (egb,bars,etc)..
u can download rainbow tables also (freerainbowtables.net)...
try google u can find maaaany tutorials...
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Posted: Thu Mar 12, 2009 4:59 pm |
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Noogah |
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skmpz wrote: | look.. u can download passwords pro and use some wordlists...
u also can download a gpu bruteforcer and give it a shot (egb,bars,etc)..
u can download rainbow tables also (freerainbowtables.net)...
try google u can find maaaany tutorials...
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Wow! Thanks man! If this forum had rep, I'd give you some.
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