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Thread: Is it possible to find the salt for a known password?
Post: RE: Is it possible to find the salt for a known pa...
| Got it with a mask attack. :-) Thanks again for the help. In case anyone comes across this - the space in the "hash" (password in this example) was fine. |
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01-18-2015, 01:40 AM |
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Thread: Is it possible to find the salt for a known password?
Post: RE: Is it possible to find the salt for a known pa...
| Ah, thank-you - the hash:pass had evaded me. How should I deal with a space in the password? Is it simply a case of having hash:pass word on one line in the hash list?
It appeared to run fine, and... |
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MattB |
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01-18-2015, 12:59 AM |
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Thread: Is it possible to find the salt for a known password?
Post: RE: Is it possible to find the salt for a known pa...
| Thanks epixoip.
The reason for needing the salt is that it's static across other unknown passwords.
When I try to use sha256(pass.salt) though it complains about the length. How do I provide t... |
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MattB |
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01-17-2015, 11:48 PM |
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Thread: Is it possible to find the salt for a known password?
Post: Is it possible to find the salt for a known passwo...
| I have a hash of the form of 64 hex chars (I'm assuming SHA256???)
Im told that it has some form of salt prepended to the string before hashing, and I have the unhashed string, but not the salt.
Is ... |
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MattB |
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01-17-2015, 06:27 PM |
