jadedchron
Jul 12 2004, 10:10 AM
Hi, guys.
I have quite a large amount of MD5 hashes that I'm testing some cracking out on. Now, Cain v2.5 does a rather good deal of cracking w/my word lists, but it is sort of slow (300k p/s on THIS machine) and more importantly it is lacking features (exporting cracked hashes, etc.) .
I was wondering if anyone knew of a dictionary attacker for md5 hashes that is faster or has better features than Cain?
Thanks.
nuorder
Jul 12 2004, 11:49 AM
kmd5 is pretty fast, it uses a modified md5 algorithm of leptoncracks, supports mulitple dictionaries and saves the hashes to a file
http://www.hot.ee/abargadon/edit: this site has poor uptime so try every couple of hours
schnibble
Jul 12 2004, 10:07 PM
also try PasswordPro from www.insidePro.com, and ofcourse JohnTheRipper, wich seems to be fastest...
jadedchron
Jul 12 2004, 10:25 PM
Well, I don't think JtR supports the type of MD5 hashes I'm doing, otherwise I'd surely use it. Thanks for those recommendations. Checking em out now..
nuorder
Jul 13 2004, 12:22 AM
stock standard JTR supports BSD based md5 hashes, but there are patches available for it - see the site
globey
Jul 13 2004, 01:25 AM
if try ti crack md5 p\w i think u can try use mdcrack find it @ google.
but take all cpu usage...its porblme and not heltiy for the computer.
jadedchron
Jul 13 2004, 03:35 AM
Well, the md5 hashes I'm trying to crack are something to the effect of:
fae0b27c451c728867a567e8c1bb4e53
I'm trying to Dictionary Attack them not bruce force.
The first link didn't work, and Password Pro looks decent, but it doesn't seem to have a way to import the dictionary file - looks more like a brute forcer than anything.
Hmm...
whiskah
Jul 13 2004, 06:22 AM
| QUOTE (jadedchron @ Jul 13 2004, 11:35 AM) |
and Password Pro looks decent, but it doesn't seem to have a way to import the dictionary file - looks more like a brute forcer than anything.
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on the toolbar..click on the 2nd to the last icon 2 da right(there's like a dropdown menu)
-->check dictionary attack-->click options--> then add your wordlist
another one:
leptons crack is pretty fast for me and has a gui frontend: google for it..
and if all else fails
www.passcracking.com
jadedchron
Jul 13 2004, 01:47 PM
| QUOTE (whiskah @ Jul 13 2004, 06:22 AM) |
| QUOTE (jadedchron @ Jul 13 2004, 11:35 AM) | and Password Pro looks decent, but it doesn't seem to have a way to import the dictionary file - looks more like a brute forcer than anything.
|
on the toolbar..click on the 2nd to the last icon 2 da right(there's like a dropdown menu)
-->check dictionary attack-->click options--> then add your wordlist
another one:
leptons crack is pretty fast for me and has a gui frontend: google for it..
and if all else fails
www.passcracking.com
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oh.. derr
I can't tell how fast ppro is going and it doesn't have as as many rules/options as Cain does.
EDIT: took Cain about 8 seconds to crack 1BBD886460827015E5D605ED44252251 and PPro 14
Going to try out leptons. Thanks
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