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50$ md5 hash - NiNJAA - Oct 20, 2025
MD5 HASH
62780599eda3dca7fc2d0641e2ffa95d
RE: 50$ md5 hash - NiNJAA - Oct 20, 2025
(Oct 20, 2025 01:03 PM)Tyr Wrote: Testing lookup paths for hash on cracking sites. Will update.
This is some hacker's website hash; I don't think it will be in any public database.
RE: 50$ md5 hash - Tyr - Oct 20, 2025
(Oct 20, 2025 01:05 PM)NiNJAA Wrote: This is some hacker's website hash; I don't think it will be in any public database.
It's not. I can look into this later if someone doesn't already get to ya :) best of luck bud
Assuming you are using rockyou.txt, ye?
RE: 50$ md5 hash - NiNJAA - Oct 20, 2025
(Oct 20, 2025 01:07 PM)Tyr Wrote: It's not. I can look into this later if someone doesn't already get to ya :) best of luck bud
Assuming you are using rockyou.txt, ye?
i dont try anything if someone crack i pay for it
RE: 50$ md5 hash - HerrWinston - Oct 20, 2025
Been running my dehasher for about 40 minutes now, maybe i will get the answer sooner or later lmao, there arent ANY hints perchance right? atleast length or something
RE: 50$ md5 hash - onlineuser | D3RFER - Oct 20, 2025
Rockyou is not gonna get you any results, or anyone that attempts, you heard it here first.
RE: 50$ md5 hash - Tyr - Oct 20, 2025
(Oct 20, 2025 02:14 PM)onlineuser | D3RFER Wrote: Rockyou is not gonna get you any results, or anyone that attempts, you heard it here first.
I agree. Going around just blasting rockyou rarely works today.
Yes, it’s dated and limited and people now have stronger passwords & passphrases: people increasingly use longer passphrases and password managers, which aren’t covered by rockyou. The big issue is how modern hashing slows attackers: bcrypt/Argon2/PBKDF2 intentionally make each guess expensive, so a cheap dictionary gives you little advantage. Wordlists are your best friend though either way, this was kind of the message I was hinting at.
rockyou is useful for quick demos, though.
RE: 50$ md5 hash - ClickAds - Oct 20, 2025
(Oct 20, 2025 07:46 PM)Tyr Wrote: I agree. Going around just blasting rockyou rarely works today.
Yes, it’s dated and limited and people now have stronger passwords & passphrases: people increasingly use longer passphrases and password managers, which aren’t covered by rockyou. The big issue is how modern hashing slows attackers: bcrypt/Argon2/PBKDF2 intentionally make each guess expensive, so a cheap dictionary gives you little advantage. Wordlists are your best friend though either way, this was kind of the message I was hinting at.
rockyou is useful for quick demos, though.
Rockyou is more of a classic for quick tests or CTFs, but in real-world scenarios, modern hashing and password habits make it almost obsolete. Custom or hybrid wordlists tuned for the target are way more effective now.
RE: 50$ md5 hash - DramaKing - Oct 20, 2025
(Oct 20, 2025 07:46 PM)Tyr Wrote: I agree. Going around just blasting rockyou rarely works today.
Yes, it’s dated and limited and people now have stronger passwords & passphrases: people increasingly use longer passphrases and password managers, which aren’t covered by rockyou. The big issue is how modern hashing slows attackers: bcrypt/Argon2/PBKDF2 intentionally make each guess expensive, so a cheap dictionary gives you little advantage. Wordlists are your best friend though either way, this was kind of the message I was hinting at.
rockyou is useful for quick demos, though.
Yeah, Chrome even checks passwords against a built-in wordlist now. This hash is MD5, so I was able to blast through the largest wordlist that I could find + rules. Nada.
RE: 50$ md5 hash - Tyr - Oct 20, 2025
(Oct 20, 2025 08:00 PM)ClickAds Wrote: Rockyou is more of a classic for quick tests or CTFs, but in real-world scenarios, modern hashing and password habits make it almost obsolete. Custom or hybrid wordlists tuned for the target are way more effective now.
Correct. Nice addition. I see you're somewhat new here. Would love to see more posts about this stuff from you in the future. :)
RE: 50$ md5 hash - ClickAds - Oct 20, 2025
(Oct 20, 2025 08:06 PM)Tyr Wrote: Correct. Nice addition. I see you're somewhat new here. Would love to see more posts about this stuff from you in the future. :)
I’m still learning from the discussions here but definitely planning to share more insights as I dig deeper into these topics.
RE: 50$ md5 hash - onlineuser | D3RFER - Oct 20, 2025
(Oct 20, 2025 08:03 PM)DramaKing Wrote: Yeah, Chrome even checks passwords against a built-in wordlist now. This hash is MD5, so I was able to blast through the largest wordlist that I could find + rules. Nada.
Exactly.
Chrome amongst many other services checks passwords against a built-in wordlist.
Would be easier to make a wordlist based on the target in this particular situation.
Some information gathering + custom wordlist = way better chances
RE: 50$ md5 hash - Tyr - Oct 20, 2025
(Oct 20, 2025 08:07 PM)ClickAds Wrote: I’m still learning from the discussions here but definitely planning to share more insights as I dig deeper into these topics.
Well I do sincerely hope you learn something here and hope you enjoy your time learning! See you around.
RE: 50$ md5 hash - NiNJAA - Oct 20, 2025
(Oct 20, 2025 01:53 PM)HerrWinston Wrote: Been running my dehasher for about 40 minutes now, maybe i will get the answer sooner or later lmao, there arent ANY hints perchance right? atleast length or something
i dont know any hint
hint is
this hash HACKER SERVER
RE: 50$ md5 hash - freya33 - Oct 21, 2025
good comments