11-26-2021, 11:45 PM
Possible ? yes. Probable ? that's the whole fun with hashcracking, it depends.
Some of the things that make it more probable would be:
- the algo used being fast (ntlm is usually easier than bcrypt because of the big speed difference)
- knowledge about the actual password (charsets, positions, words...)
In your case the hash algorithm isn't the slowest, but we can't really say it's fast, so that doesn't help, then you say that you basically have very little knowledge of what the password actually is, again, doesn't help.
If there are actual words in it, a wordlist based attack with some (custom) rules might find it.
If it's just random, and not too long, a mask attack with the known charsets/positions could find it.
Also: don't create a new thread with the exact same message
Some of the things that make it more probable would be:
- the algo used being fast (ntlm is usually easier than bcrypt because of the big speed difference)
- knowledge about the actual password (charsets, positions, words...)
In your case the hash algorithm isn't the slowest, but we can't really say it's fast, so that doesn't help, then you say that you basically have very little knowledge of what the password actually is, again, doesn't help.
If there are actual words in it, a wordlist based attack with some (custom) rules might find it.
If it's just random, and not too long, a mask attack with the known charsets/positions could find it.
Also: don't create a new thread with the exact same message