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I've had the same password on linkedin for as long as I remember and neither the full hash nor the zero prefix edited was found in the dump. Simple line used i
by OlavHN 14y ago
I've had the same password on linkedin for as long as I remember and neither the full hash nor the zero prefix edited was found in the dump.
Simple line used in OS X terminal:
grep -e "`echo -n "your pass" | openssl sha1`" combo_not.txt
- jen_h 14y agoMay want to grab the last characters as the cracked passes have 00000 at the beginning: i=`echo -n 'mypass' |openssl sha1 |echo ${i:14}`; grep $i combo_not.txt This yielded success on some known passwords and a bunch of obvious passwords. Not mine, but I assume this dump is a list of the passwords they've cracked so far (i.e., even if your password isn't on this list - change it).