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What kind of hash is this? - mormaii2 - 05-29-2012
Hey guys, i stumbled upon this hash and i just can't realize what type of hash it is. I run it through a hash identifier and it says it's MYSQL. I've tried running it through oclHashcatplus and oclHashcatlite and tried both with MYSQL and MYSQL>4.1 and both of them tell me it's an invalid hash because of wrong length. If you guys could help i would really appreciate it. Thanks!
hash: 539449187f0662da
RE: What kind of hash is this? - Hash-IT - 05-30-2012
Hi
You may get more answers here or here.
RE: What kind of hash is this? - mormaii2 - 05-30-2012
They told me it's MYSQL, not MYSQL>4.1 or MYSQL5. I've tried cracking it with oclhashcatlite and plus and none of them let me do it because they say i put invalid password length?
"ERROR: No hashes loaded
line length exception: 16"
RE: What kind of hash is this? - Mem5 - 05-30-2012
A MYSQL v >4 hash is 40 chars.
A MYSQL v <4 hash is 16 chars.
So hashcat can crack mysql version prior to 4 (named mysql323)
Try www.google.fr/search?q=online+hash+crack