[Help] About The Password

rhigz03 · Nov 26, 2008

Is The a Way to make a password not encrypted i mean istead of "cbad55c0bf841aef57382b0d33440620" it will be "1234" only to make it easy to know the players password?

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how to know the palyers password?

Imortal · Nov 26, 2008

Re: About The Password

There is pretty much no way of changing a MD5 hash back to a standard string, if there is it would be difficult. i know there is a website that can somewhat do it, but it's not always correct. Try search google for MD5 decrypter

BBim · Nov 26, 2008

Re: About The Password

Imortal said:
There is pretty much no way of changing a MD5 hash back to a standard string, if there is it would be difficult. i know there is a website that can somewhat do it, but it's not always correct. Try search google for MD5 decrypter

I heard that a math genious got the decryper thing of md5, but I think its not true.
Most of the md5 decryptation websites uses a database with some words and its hash, when you search the hash, it matches the words(yes, the wordS, one hash can and will be more than just one phrase), some websites uses bruteforce for it, it will take a lot of time since there is the "kikugalanet" thing before the pass and that is already a lot of letters.
I would make a program that takes kikugalanet + letters or number and takes it hash and compare, it would take a lot but its the only way.
If you want it to store at the database the not encrypted password already, you would need to...I dont know if edit source or client, its more logical to be the client.
And last but not least, you could add one collumn at db like "no_hash_pass" and store the no hash password as soon as the person register.

GlaphanKing · Nov 26, 2008

Re: About The Password

as far as I can tell, unless you are a math wiz then a decryptor is out of the question. Besides its not the db that wants it in MD5. The client makes it first and sends it to the server which then tries to match it up by comparing strings.