Well, i can't see the users passwords, because it's md5 encrypted, but is there any way i can make the code into the password?
-A user can't remember her password, stupid blonde girl.
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Well, i can't see the users passwords, because it's md5 encrypted, but is there any way i can make the code into the password?
-A user can't remember her password, stupid blonde girl.
Im not sure if this would work:
register a new account with a password like "test123" or something you can remember
then go into your database and copy the MD5 code in the password box of the user you just registered
put it in the password box of the account that shes forgotten and her password might changed to "test123"
See if that works.
What CMS are you using?
RevCMS - Blast template :)Quote:
Originally Posted by Glee
You could go into the database, copy the md5 code then go to MD5Decrypter.co.uk, Over 8.7 billion Decrypted Hashes, Free MD5 Decryptor, MD5 Cracker, MD5 Security Hacking
then copy it that way to view the password.
I was going to suggest that, but im pretty sure the MD5 is salted which wouldnt work using this method.Quote:
Originally Posted by daviid601
Will
I've never had trouble decrypting Revcms' passwords. Some have failed, but most of the time the hashes are decrypt-able using an online free dcrypter!Quote:
Originally Posted by WJJ
Everyone thanks for helping!
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MD5 Decrypt online
Infact site owners aren't allowed to view peoples passwords, it's just a privacy thing. But it's better to give them a password reset option.
Code a password reset function, e.g:
- User enters email address into form
- User receives an email (if the email address was valid) with a unique tokenised link to reset their password
- User clicks the link and types their new password
- User can then log in.
Alternatively, code a password reset function in HK. It'd be the same as above, but admin initiated.
There's no need to look in the database at all that way. :P
Also, use bcrypt, not MD5/SHA1, etc.