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a cryptographic hash function with a 128-bit (16-byte) output, now deprecated
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Advice to help crack MD5crypt hash
It sounds like you might need to tap one of the other major feature sets of hashcat: rules. Rules are ways to express common transformations that people make against base words to "complexify" them (c …
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Can I crack a zip file using Hash Suite on Windows?
You've calculated the MD5 of the file itself, not of its password ('123'). … According to its download page, the only hashes supported by Hash Suite are as follows (and ZIP files are not included):
LM, NTLM, Raw-MD5, Raw-SHA1, Raw-SHA256, Raw-SHA512,
DCC, DCC2, SSHA, MD5CRYPT …
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Brute force MD5 with a prefix and suffix up to n characters/words
Hashcat lets you load a list of masks from a file - one mask per line.
[Edited to expand my previous too-brief answer above]:
Hashcat also lets you specify up to 4 custom character sets using the - …
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Is bcrypt(strtolower(hex(md5(pass)))) ok for storing passwords?
Attack the same bcrypt-wrapped MD5, but this time pretend that you haven't cracked the MD5 yet, but instead use a "dictionary" of leaked MD5 that includes your MD5. … Once you've "discovered" that you have an MD5 in hand that is inside one of your bcrypts, attack the MD5, then pass the resulting plaintext to your bcrypt(md5($pass)) attack. …
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What exactly is 'single' mode in John the Ripper doing?
This is the most important part, which other answers (so far) are missing:
Since the information is only used against passwords for the accounts it was taken from (and against password hashes which h …
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Is it possible to crack Joomla hash password?
If it's older Joomla, it's MD5-ish (though I'm not sure of the details there, digging into the source code for older Joomla or John the Ripper or hashcat would probably tell you). …
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Find salt from md5 hash if password is known
We'll be using hashcat's algorithm mode 20 (md5($salt.$pass)). … I haven't explicitly done this with John the Ripper, but since John supports md5($p.$s) and md5($s.$p) using dynamic formats, I believe that the same technique can be used with John. …
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