When I do a password change the hash turns out exactly the same. I don't see why I should even bother finding out what "QAAAABfQUxMAAAAIAAAACE=" means, since it's just the same in all hashes.
So if I understand this correctly, the first 32 characters of the result of the hexdump (I don't really know what I'm talking about) of the complete original string, is the hash I'm looking for. In the case of "password1", that hash is "c0eb340c382c483309e8b784e7f88a05", as you pointed out.
Or, if I were to get read access to the complete filesystem, or perhaps by looking at the firmware image, might it be possible to find the algorithm used?
So if I understand this correctly, the first 32 characters of the result of the hexdump (I don't really know what I'm talking about) of the complete original string, is the hash I'm looking for. In the case of "password1", that hash is "c0eb340c382c483309e8b784e7f88a05", as you pointed out.
Or, if I were to get read access to the complete filesystem, or perhaps by looking at the firmware image, might it be possible to find the algorithm used?