Just a FYI, the reason I was asking was because I see that oclhashcat-plus is compatible with IPB 2, but not IPB 3, so that was my main reason for asking.
Here is a sample, I just created an account.
Hash - "419fca337ab3a4f27cca7448451846f4"
Salt - "8,VRs"
Plaintext - "testpassword"
The values are inside the double quotes. The double quotes are NOT part of the hash, salt, or plaintext.
Hope that help, and thanks for the answer.
If it helps, I think (according to a quick google search) that the algorithm for IPB 3 is
md5(md5($salt).md5($password))
Well, according to someone else's post online, they say this is the same method as IPB 2. Can you confirm atom?
Here is a sample, I just created an account.
Hash - "419fca337ab3a4f27cca7448451846f4"
Salt - "8,VRs"
Plaintext - "testpassword"
The values are inside the double quotes. The double quotes are NOT part of the hash, salt, or plaintext.
Hope that help, and thanks for the answer.
If it helps, I think (according to a quick google search) that the algorithm for IPB 3 is
md5(md5($salt).md5($password))
Well, according to someone else's post online, they say this is the same method as IPB 2. Can you confirm atom?