2013 Look Back on 2012's Famous Password Hash Leaks - Wordlist, Analysis and New Cracking Techniques This article is a collaborative work between 3 authors. This is our look back on the most famous public password leaks of 2012. Authors: m3g9tr0n, Thireus, CrackTheHash | Copy Editor: Thireus. Nowadays, different black
AMD Cracking Story - How I Cracked Over 122 Million SHA1 and MD5 Hashed Passwords This is the story about how I cracked 122 million* password hashes with John the Ripper and oclHashcat-plus. Author: m3g9tr0n, Copy Editor: Thireus. It was several months ago, when I (m3g9tr0n) saw a
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