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In the article it's stated that the hashes are brute forced using the provided charset. I think you used a wordlist, which is a whole other thing.
by nezza-_- 16y ago
In the article it's stated that the hashes are brute forced using the provided charset. I think you used a wordlist, which is a whole other thing.
- 16s 16y agoI use brute force on 0 to 5 character attempts. I get smart at 6 or more characters. No need to use brains or GPU speed to crack 5 char passwords. Here are more weak hashes from his list: DA39A3EE5E6B4B0D3255BFEF95601890AFD80709 "" no_pass 0D824508182A1AA0EEF9A0B6EE52F8A32AF06F0A "GoOd!" brute_5 A94B95A7A4D432DE056B0030DA879AF841376069 "GPGPU" brute_5 BFE06C47BE2390ACA934AB6A128C141DCEB4072F "G0o|)" brute_5 My point still stands. These should have been better/stronger hashes. I did all of that in less than an hour on a CPU using full enumeration (aka brute force).