decrypting

[fes]

can someone help me please understand how to decrypt things from the database?

 

[eXero]

What database?

And, do you know what type of encryption was used? MD5?

 

[Deathcrow]

All I know so far about the database is that everything is hashed and salted. Not sure on how to go about desalting or decrypting hash. :\

What database?

And, do you know what type of encryption was used? MD5?

The DB look-up that premiums have access to. I believe it is MD5.

 

[fes]

What database?

And, do you know what type of encryption was used? MD5?

honestly i do not know one thing about decrypting i would like to learn

 

[eXero]

Well you need to figure out what type of encryption method was used before you decrypt it?

 

[Deathcrow]

Well you need to figure out what type of encryption method was used before you decrypt it?

All I know so far about the database is that everything is hashed and salted. Not sure on how to go about desalting or decrypting hash. :\

What database?

And, do you know what type of encryption was used? MD5?

The DB look-up that premiums have access to. I believe it is MD5.

 

[eXero]

If its a MD5 hash, it could take like a day decrypt just one because its so difficult.

It takes an entire computer to decrypt them.

 

[Deathcrow]

If its a MD5 hash, it could take like a day decrypt just one because its so difficult.

It takes an entire computer to decrypt them.

Damn. That's some serious stuff.

 

[eXero]

I mean it uses all the processing power to decrypt a MD5 hash. So.....

 

[fes]

I mean it uses all the processing power to decrypt a MD5 hash. So.....

didnt think it was that involved

 

[eXero]

It is.

Other encryption methods, like AES, and RC4 and stuff, take only a few minutes to decrypt, and can be decrypted via the plethora of websites found on the interet.

 

[Deathcrow]

It is.

Other encryption methods, like AES, and RC4 and stuff, take only a few minutes to decrypt, and can be decrypted via the plethora of websites found on the interet.

So how could one go about decrypting MD5 and also desalting the encryption?

I am guessing it involves going through tons of libraries?

 

[Darth Stabro]

Hashing is a one way process. You can hash something but not unhash it. You'd need to get a powerful computer to bruteforce it, which will be even harder seeing as there's a salt.

 

[Deathcrow]

Hashing is a one way process. You can hash something but not unhash it. You'd need to get a powerful computer to bruteforce it, which will be even harder seeing as there's a salt.

Ouch, so what was the point of the Database look-up?

EDIT: Hi, Darth! Nice to see you post something.

 

[Ben Hartley]

www.cmd5.ru

Cracked vbulletin hash @ 70% rate for me.

 

[fes]

www.cmd5.ru

Cracked vbulletin hash @ 70% rate for me.

i do not know if i am using this wrong i do not understand the language to see if i am inputting the items they want in right

 

[Strength_mybb_import21403]

If its a MD5 hash, it could take like a day decrypt just one because its so difficult.

It takes an entire computer to decrypt them.

Damn. That's some serious stuff.

 

[Knife]

If its a MD5 hash, it could take like a day decrypt just one because its so difficult.

It takes an entire computer to decrypt them.

Takes about 7 hours with a proper rig.

 

[eXero]

That's with the proper rig, Knife. Which costs a lot of money.

 

[Deathcrow]

@"slack3r"

What format are most of the passwords in the DB Lookup in?

For example I got this: 1dc5e9928696d15fa6d75883d6e07ba3:QHKTG[(@4-]'?+:EgZKadcN#agav`.

Is that md5($pass.$salt)?

Thanks in advance.