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Thursday 23 January 2014

How to Decrypt MD5

I will discuss how to Decrypt a password in the form the MD5 hash wordpress.
here are some examples of hash md5 encryption wordpress will we Decrypt:
HASH                                                                                  PASS 
$P$BDHjLCEroc8ujkcs8RZxOhcE80aV5h.           : th3sweety0ne 
$P$BPXNfl3mZiO7PZc4XZqFFjX7TyP7Lh.           : Pabl0-saChez
$P$BqilSln8PD9SBFuTx8KkaXz62aIIvV/             : m4rim4r123
$P$BnfObieGq5ygdt0OMgwbnKvFt8EFUs.          : Gh0stTrac3
$P$B.RwpJQV8ANOyl19RGHhCaYYgJyvQM1  : *12345*0a0b0c0d
many of my friends are overwhelmed when decrypt wordpress md5 hash.
so are they wasting their jobs because they could not solve this one password.Equipments:
1. Hashcat            ==> Decrypt Hash
2. Rockyou.txt      ==> Wordlists
3. Hash-Identifier  ==> to see hash mode
Here I use the Operating System Kali Linux.
First Step :
we see the  kind of hash we will Decrypt. to facilitate us in decryption.
look the picture above it is read as a of MD5 hash wordpress, rigth ?
Next I keep it in the Desktop directory with the name hashMD5.txt
and wordlist that I use is located in the directory /usr/share/wordlists/
The next step lets the Decrypt hash:
root@H2:~# hashcat -m 400 /root/Desktop/hashMD5.txt /usr/share/wordlists/rockyou.txt
Options:
 -m                                               = –hash-type=NUM  –Hash-type, see references below
400                                              = MD5(WordPress)
/root/Desktop/hashMD5.txt     = path hash directory
/usr/share/wordlists/rocyou.txt = path wordlists directory
very awesome, it works 
$P$BDHjLCEroc8ujkcs8RZxOhcE80aV5h.           : th3sweety0ne 
$P$BPXNfl3mZiO7PZc4XZqFFjX7TyP7Lh.           : Pabl0-saChez
$P$BqilSln8PD9SBFuTx8KkaXz62aIIvV/             : m4rim4r123
$P$BnfObieGq5ygdt0OMgwbnKvFt8EFUs.          : Gh0stTrac3
$P$B.RwpJQV8ANOyl19RGHhCaYYgJyvQM1  : *12345*0a0b0c0d
NOTE : if your wordlist do not work, please make a wordlist using Crunch
Good luck.

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