[Macintosh]

Yo. How do you decrypt hashes from extracted DBs? The crackstation/hashkiller site doesn't help. I tried hashcat, downloaded a dictionary on 30GB, and tried 200 hashes, none of them decrypted

[DramaKing]

Yo. How do you decrypt hashes from extracted DBs? The crackstation/hashkiller site doesn't help. I tried hashcat, downloaded a dictionary on 30GB, and tried 200 hashes, none of them decrypted

I will run hashes from hashes.com by the million with a 90+ GB wordlist and rules. I might crack a dozen or two. Now eight character passwords are still, I think, statistically the most common (though not every website allows passwords with that length). Also, keep in mind that the clock is ticking before the site has users change their passwords.

[HankiePankie]

Bluehash // Bluecode (or that tool something within the name “Blue” in it) might work.

Good luck

[DramaKing]

Bluehash // Bluecode (or that tool something within the name “Blue” in it) might work.

Good luck

I was curious, so I looked up BlueCode. It's nothing but another online rainbow table service. Hashes.com should be better and is free, not counting its bounty feature.

[HankiePankie]

I was curious, so I looked up BlueCode. It's nothing but another online rainbow table service. Hashes.com should be better and is free, not counting its bounty feature.

My bad, I said it not correct. New name: BlueCode Hash Finder v9.3

[Macintosh]

Thanks gays! I will try

[notagh0st]

My favorite way is to look at a breach aggregation website and search the hash on there, see if that hash pops up in another breach as being cracked.