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Interesting... decrypting MD5?
Posted: Tue Apr 11, 2006 8:11 pm
by josku_x
Hello!
I trapped to this site:
http://www.md5decrypt.com/index.php
And I tested it several times and it seems to DECRYPT an MD5 hash? But who can prove that this is some kind of bloat or is this reliable?
Posted: Tue Apr 11, 2006 8:52 pm
by Straker
Not reliable - I just entered a complex password and it did not decrypt after several minutes. Here is the result:
No Match Found
Meaning that it is probably doing a database lookup against known hashes.
Posted: Tue Apr 11, 2006 9:09 pm
by Gansta93
You'r right. But it is not in a SQL database.
What makes this service different than the select few other md5 crackers? Simple- Way more data. We also dont rely on mysql databases for the information.
The data is written directly to a alphabetical storage system for much faster index responses from search querys. In addition, any time a string is hashed,
that is also added to the system for future checks. I have compiled as much information as I could possibly find and hashed it all. That means dictionarys,
thesaurasas, common phrases with numbers @ the end ( such as password22 ) and as much info as my spider could gather. The more info we add to this database,
the better it will become. I am working on a simple script for people to upload text files with one word per line, which I can then add to the database.
So far the we have ALOT of data. To the tune of 620 gigs. But I understand that there are obviously still entrys in the other databased that this service
might not have, so this is also querying 3 other md5 decryption services if a result is not found. So thats the md5 decrypt site in a nutshell.. Have fun
with it.
Posted: Tue Apr 11, 2006 11:59 pm
by va!n
regonize MD5 hash is possible and its known since over 1+ year i think