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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

Cracking Story - How I Cracked Over 122 Million SHA1 and MD5 Hashed Passwords

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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

John the Ripped – Steak and French Fries With Salt and Pepper Sauce for Hungry Password Crackers

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John the Ripper into its latest community enhanced version (John the Ripper 1.7.9-jumbo-5) has many advanced features. Most of them are without any doubt very useful and appreciated such as MD5

Crack Passwords using John the Ripper with Multiple CPU Cores (OpenMP)

10 years ago 2 min read bruteforce CPU John the Ripper multithread OpenMP passwords shadow UNIX

John the Ripper is a fast and famous password cracker. John can break many password hashes, but one of the primary missing feature was the CPU multiple core support. But today, John the