Cracking hashes stored using a known insecure hashing method, of which a vast majority (if not all) have been cracked years ago, and making it look like somethi

Cracking hashes stored using a known insecure hashing method, of which a vast majority (if not all) have been cracked years ago, and making it look like something fantastic and new using some clickbait title. Also, why use Python - just use hashcat/jtr. Makes no sense writing your own code that won't perform as well as compiled password cracking tools. Now do it again but with a more modern password storage method, such as bcrypt, and see how far you get.