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Detecting hash type - amagos10 - Jun 15, 2017 With the help of some sql vulnerabilities I've seen the admin hashed password of the site I'm trying to get access to, but since It's a custom designed page I have no idea what it's running. Admin login panel is at: /adminpanel/ ![]() In the panel's and site's style I also couldn't find any info that could help identify what they're running, and so my problem is that I can't find how the software encrypts the password to decrypt. I tried MD5 and SHA1 but nothing. The hash: 2910132dc43ab33bd12bd596c2f66b52c8dc0d24 Any help is appreciated. * - Gardener Jim - Jun 15, 2017 Got this back from: http://www.dfcode.org/onlinehashidentifier.php Hash Tested: 2910132dc43ab33bd12bd596c2f66b52c8dc0d24 Possible algorithms: Haval160 MySQL5 RipeMD160 SHA1 Post your hash in this section as more people will be able to assist you better. Hash Bounties |