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What hash is this? - Marshall Mathers - Jan 5, 2015
Spoiler (Click to View)
+ can someone decrypt/bruteforce it?
Kind regards
* - chick3nman - Jan 5, 2015
(Jan 5, 2015 11:04 AM)Root Wrote: Spoiler (Click to View)
+ can someone decrypt/bruteforce it?
Kind regards
This is 128 characters long(128 Bytes HEX, so 1024 bit). That's insanely large for a hash, where did you get this?
* - Forezza - Jan 5, 2015
(Jan 5, 2015 04:34 PM)chick3nman Wrote: This is 128 characters long(128 Bytes HEX, so 1024 bit). That's insanely large for a hash, where did you get this?
Could be SHA512 or whirlpool (SHA512 is far more common). I can give it a go, but it would be good if you could check if there was a salt first @OP.
* - chick3nman - Jan 5, 2015
(Jan 5, 2015 04:36 PM)Forezza Wrote: Could be SHA512 or whirlpool (SHA512 is far more common). I can give it a go, but it would be good if you could check if there was a salt first @OP.
Oh damn, I did my math wrong :| It's not 1024 because its hex, its half of that(512 bit). I keep forgetting to divide by 2 in the case of hex output. I'm a derp.
@OP, It's most likely SHA-512/SHA-3(512) or whirlpool like @Forezza said.
* - w34k - Jan 5, 2015
It came back as SHA512 / Whirlpool for me. I tried both types with no luck.
* - Marshall Mathers - Jan 5, 2015
Got it out of a database, no salt found.
* - chick3nman - Jan 5, 2015
(Jan 5, 2015 11:44 PM)Root Wrote: Got it out of a database, no salt found.
Any others with it? If we try the whole list and crack a different hash we can at least tell you the algorithm for sure.
* - Marshall Mathers - Jan 6, 2015
(Jan 5, 2015 11:46 PM)chick3nman Wrote: Any others with it? If we try the whole list and crack a different hash we can at least tell you the algorithm for sure.
Spoiler (Click to View)
Kind regards
* - w34k - Jan 6, 2015
It's Whirlpool.
24d8a3a5e0b3f6dd7930bdf330c3d9dd3a2e76bbcd1a58e8a318c2cdaf8b17d52ae83dce68d1479d9cc40168a4908ae8220afb8d8dd3604b90421ebef1aa5b4b:manja
* - Marshall Mathers - Jan 6, 2015
(Jan 6, 2015 05:01 AM)w34k Wrote: It's Whirlpool.Thanks,
24d8a3a5e0b3f6dd7930bdf330c3d9dd3a2e76bbcd1a58e8a318c2cdaf8b17d52ae83dce68d1479d9cc40168a4908ae8220afb8d8dd3604b90421ebef1aa5b4b:manja
Can u also get the one in the OP? or not?
Kind regards
* - w34k - Jan 6, 2015
(Jan 6, 2015 06:28 AM)Root Wrote: Thanks,
Can u also get the one in the OP? or not?
Kind regards
I didn't have any luck with it yet.
* - Marshall Mathers - Jan 7, 2015
(Jan 6, 2015 09:36 PM)w34k Wrote: I didn't have any luck with it yet.Okay, np :)
Kind regards,
Kenny.