[AP29]

Hi members,

Can anyone please help me identify this ?

ed44e587e91a42986216cd28ce1605da
50406574b880136da3676cc35f725c17


What hash/encryption is this ?

Thank You

[cesarsalmonsalde]

I think these look like MD5 hashes. They’re short, fixed‑length, and only use hexadecimal characters. Probably used to check data or passwords, but they’re not secure for sensitive info today.

[AP29]

I think these look like MD5 hashes. They’re short, fixed‑length, and only use hexadecimal characters. Probably used to check data or passwords, but they’re not secure for sensitive info today.

Its not i tried online decrypting like md5hashing.net etc not working, but thanks for your answer

[DramaKing]

Its not i tried online decrypting like md5hashing.net etc not working, but thanks for your answer

It's MD5. It appears not to have been leaked is all. Just because you haven't been able to crack a hash, doesn't mean it's the wrong algo.

[Terry A. Davis]

I'll run them through Weak Pass if they are MD5, though DK usually is quicker, never did get around to upgrading Rig.

If they have salt, that would be nice to know as well.

[AP29]

I'll run them through Weak Pass if they are MD5, though DK usually is quicker, never did get around to upgrading Rig.

If they have salt, that would be nice to know as well.

i found out the website uses the password+encryption cookie to get the MD5

[Terry A. Davis]

i found out the website uses the password+encryption cookie to get the MD5

I don't suppose you have the encryption cookie handy or know anything about it to setup rules?

I believe that I did run it through weak pass for both hashes and came up nada, I could try Rock you but my rig will take more than a few days I'd imagine especially with rules.

When I can be bothered I do plan on throwing a GPU in the rig.