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"Seperator unmatched" - slugbait - 01-09-2013
I have a couple of hashes from an embedded device that are strange:
XXXX::15012:0:99999:7:::
YYYY::14895:0:99999:7:::
$1$ is MD5, but MD5 hashes should be alphanumeric, right?
When I try to crack them I get:
WARNING: Hashfile 'a2' in line 1 (): Seperator unmatched
WARNING: Hashfile 'a2' in line 2 (): Seperator unmatched
As you can see, I've already tried stripping the entries of the extra crap, leaving just the salts and hashes. Am I missing something? Is the $1$ a lie?
RE: "Seperator unmatched" - radix - 01-09-2013
Take a week to read the rules.
RE: "Seperator unmatched" - ati6990 - 01-09-2013
$1$ is md5(unix) also you have to cut the hash the right way, next time you hacked a server better learn hashing algos. or in sl3 word narime md5(unix) $1$ + haram "salt" + ülgeröm "hash"
RE: "Seperator unmatched" - blandyuk - 01-09-2013
and also learn A LOT more about hashes as u clearly have no idea.