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[TUT] How to DECRYPT PASSWORDS [TUT] - JUAN9087™ - Nov 27, 2010 How to decrypt passwords Tutorial
Probably if you're looking at this tutorial is because you don't know how to decrypt passwords to download keylogger, rats, etc. Okay my intentions of doing this tutorial are for noobs that doesn’t know how to decrypt passwords and they keep posting how I can decrypt the password. First there are many ways that the people crypt password, examples: U-ASCII Encode, T-ASCII Encode, F-ASCII Encode, AER-256 Encrypt, ARMON-64 Encrypt, ATOM-128 Encrypt, BASE-64 Encrypt, ESAB-46 Encrypt, EZIP-64 Encrypt, FERON-74 Encrypt, GILA7 Encrypt, HAZZ-15 Encrypt, MEGAN-35 Encrypt, OKTO3 Encrypt, TIGO-3FX Encrypt, TRIPO-5 Encrypt, ZARA-128 Encrypt, ZONG22 Encrypt. All these types of encryptions are found at crypo.com Now let's say the password is: S0Q5WGZoS3FUbWhmS3kwZw== And he says encrypted method [TRIPO-5 -> ATOM-128 -> BASE-64]. You need to copy the password as exactly as it is, cause if you miss a letter or number it won't be the same password, and start decrypting it from backwards since it was encrypted this way [TRIPO-5 -> ATOM-128 -> BASE-64] you need to decrypt it this way [BASE-64->ATOM-128->TRIPO-5]. The result should be Tutorial , if it wasn’t Tutorial you made an error and try again following the steps I told you. If he says decryption method is [TRIPO-5 -> ATOM-128 -> BASE-64] you just decrypt it like it says. When people say in their encryption method HEX you need to decrypt it with HEX TO ASCII an example: The password is: NTQgNzUgNzQgNmYgNzIgNjkgNjEgNmM= Encryption method was [HEX -> BASE-64] you need to decrypt it this way [BASE-64 -> HEX TO ASCII ], The result should be Tutorial, if it wasn’t Tutorial you made an error and try again following the steps I told you. HEX TO ASCII decrypting method can be found here YELLOWPIPE.COM There are other ways of encryptions such as Backwards also called Reverser/(ed), this is found two at crypo.com, lets say another example: The password is: BbaMCzGFsRA4 Encryption method was [BACKWARDS -> FERON-74] you need to decrypt it this way [FERON-74 -> BACKWARDS ], The result should be Tutorial, if it wasn’t Tutorial you made an error and try again following the steps I told you. I've seen people that have also tried to confuse people by adding to the encryption method NORMAL TEXT, in this case you don't need to do anything an example: The password is: BbaMCzGFsRA4 Encryption method was [NORMAL TEXT -> BACKWARDS -> FERON-74] you need to decrypt it this way [FERON-74 -> BACKWARDS] only, they add NORMAL TEXT to confuse noobs but really you just skip that way. The result should be Tutorial, if it wasn’t Tutorial you made an error and try again following the steps I told you. A lot of people are asking what to do for binary look here: For binary you just decrypt it Binary to ACSII and for Hex you decrypt it Hex to ASCII too, in example: Code 30 31 30 31 30 31 30 30 20 30 31 31 31 30 31 30 31 20 30 31 31 31 30 31 30 30 20 30 31 31 30 31 31 31 31 20 30 31 31 31 30 30 31 30 20 30 31 31 30 31 30 30 31 20 30 31 31 30 30 30 30 31 20 30 31 31 30 31 31 30 30To decrypt copy the code and then at Yellowpipe.com you select first the option Hex to ACSII then you copy the result, and then select the option Binary to ASCII, The answer should be Tutorial if it's not try again. All these method of encryptions are found at: CRYPO.COM Other encryptions methods can be found at: YELLOWPIPE.COM. After you have learned out of this tutorial how to decrypt a password you should know NEVER scan Rat's, Keylogger's, etc. At Virustotal only scan them at Novirusthanks.org and don't forget to check the Do Not Distribute box. ♥♥Thank you♥♥ For any suggestions or opinions about my tutorial leave a reply, Always say thanks tho. Thanks, Regards JUAN9087™ - * - Rottenbones - Nov 27, 2010 It has been proved that the check box at NVT is fake, i dont recomend scanning there either. Scan at Scan4You.biz if you can * - Beauty - Nov 27, 2010 (Nov 27, 2010 08:25 PM)Rottenbones Wrote: It has been proved that the check box at NVT is fake, i dont recomend scanning there either. Scan at Scan4You.biz if you can Proof please? Legit proof I should say. * - JUAN9087™ - Nov 27, 2010 (Nov 27, 2010 08:25 PM)Rottenbones Wrote: It has been proved that the check box at NVT is fake, i dont recomend scanning there either. Scan at Scan4You.biz if you canI've heard that but then I heard that it was not true now I don't know if it's true or not. But thanks for your advice. * - g3no - Nov 27, 2010 I was actually just about to post something asking for some help with a hash. Alot of this stuff is over my head and I'm still trying to gather it all in. I've gotten a hash back from my keylogger. Now that hash doesn't fit any of the hash descriptions. Not that I can see. its a 42 character long one, follows the sha1 format but its 2 characters too long. I really don't know what the hell I'm talking about, but if multiple encryption types are used how do you identify them so you can de-crypt them? Code Hash: F6FFE33B9EF4D7CB8F5A2F41F3222D21E131ED787A* - darkerror - Nov 27, 2010 ok ok ok , can anybody decrypt this one : (Plain Text -> Atom-128 -> ESAB-46 -> OKTO3) 494347233584209400 501671993205126140 748035292543870600 359040265624536260 326844593364438460 586203012591582300 442156861637464700 507548584376577860 637029232421621000 501570560058980000 734505892112990800 365375829412403140 540785603950719600 2467131620997096 let as see who can do this ::::>> post the solution here hehehhe so easy guys just try * - JUAN9087™ - Dec 1, 2010 Someone can drcypt the pass above me thanks. * - fait - Dec 1, 2010 Nice tut man, thank for sharing! * - JUAN9087™ - Dec 1, 2010 No Problem, Enjoy ☺ - •JUAN9087 - * - fisherali - Dec 1, 2010 Nice tut! verry well-explained Thanks buddy! * - drak0la - Dec 1, 2010 looks nice thread i will read it late thanks alot * - JUAN9087™ - Dec 2, 2010 Okay people I forgot to metion there are sometimes the encrypted password haves spaces let say like this Code %78%50%49%67%6D%6C%4D%38%75%41%* - Eshta - Dec 13, 2010 Thank you are the best really helped me (-_~) * - JUAN9087™ - Dec 13, 2010 No problem, Enjoy drecrypting passwords! * - fillobotto - Dec 23, 2010 if i decrypt a acii-t code and i get something like efonirg0?JK)£space20GS30 ?? after i must copy the password without the "space"? |