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Removing Bad Hashes
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07-08-2012, 04:53 PM
(This post was last modified: 07-08-2012 04:55 PM by M@LIK.)
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RE: Removing Bad Hashes
@Hash-IT:: Replaying to your PM too:
What you want to do can be easily done using the following RegEx command: Code: ^00000[^0]However, I can't see any point of doing that. Even if the hash starts with seven zeros, it is still a masked hash. The chances of generating an SHA-1 hash starting with five zeros in a row are little to nothing! Just to make everything clear. Hash-IT is probably using ULM as a RegEx text editor, all the grep stuff won't do any good here. |
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07-08-2012, 07:10 PM
(This post was last modified: 07-08-2012 07:16 PM by Hash-IT.)
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RE: Removing Bad Hashes
(07-08-2012 04:52 PM)undeath Wrote: o_O Thank you undeath, ![]() Believe it or not I can almost follow what you have done there thanks ! It will also be useful to help me make other commands. (07-08-2012 04:53 PM)M@LIK Wrote: @Hash-IT:: Replaying to your PM too: Thank you M@LIK, yes I was hoping to use the RegEx feature of ULM. I only got as far as ^(00000) I had thought of putting all other characters in [] but completely missed the point I could place a ^ in there to mean the opposite.As I mentioned this isn't just for the linkedinset, it was just something I got stuck with and thought would be useful to know for other things. Thank you. |
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07-08-2012, 07:36 PM
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RE: Removing Bad Hashes
Well, it always differs from one situation to another.
There's no one holly command which will help you always xD |
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08-21-2012, 03:11 PM
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RE: Removing Bad Hashes
[/quote]I am sure you have the least expensive phone bill out of all the people I know.
[/quote]good one! ![]() and thank you, radix, that is a good idea actually download checkers |
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I had thought of putting all other characters in [] but completely missed the point I could place a ^ in there to mean the opposite.
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