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[Bryan]

Okay so basically I have been browsing the net for ages trying to find an MD5 Hash Password Recovery program. Only problem I am having is finding something that is free and can support multiple inputs.

For instance, at the moment, I am using PasswordsPro to recover passwords, but it only supports one input at a time.

I need a program that will support multiple MD5 Hashes along with the salts that accompany them, and recover passes.

I've tried rainbow tables and the like (milw0rm, GData) to no avail.

Please help =] (PM or E-Mail)

[email protected].


By the way, if this isn't allowed, just let me know and close the topic =]

[cx323]

take a look at jtr

[Bryan]

For some reason it doesn't want to work on my Windows =/ I've tried it on my friends computer who runs Linux and he gets it to work amazingly, and I tried on my Apple but it is INSANELY slow.

[Raui]

Try JackTheRipper or Cain.

[Bryan]

jtr= John the Ripper.

Cain and Abel is too slow and too simple.

[Raui]

jtr= John the Ripper.

Cain and Abel is too slow and too simple.

Yeh I know I was just backing up cx's opinion

[HoHoMaN90]

This topic really caught my eye, because i actually am working on a project involving md5 hash decryption. Check out: http://www.tmto.org (formerly md5lookup.org), this is a site where we generate many different hashes, so you can input the hash and see if it is in the database. Check it out when you get a chance

[Bryan]

Thanks Hoho, but the Hashes I have are salted, so I'm screwed in that department.

@Raui, I guessed that =P It really just doesn't want to work for me though =/