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HOW to Decode the Binary Password

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Since I have no knowledge about programming, decoding numbers and symbols, I just want to know how to convert the binary data password to a normal alphabet figures.
 
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is not possible, the passwords are encrypted before being stored, for example with MD5 or any other encryption algorithm and no way to decrypt it. You can use the master password to enter any account.
 
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is not possible, the passwords are encrypted before being stored, for example with MD5 or any other encryption algorithm and no way to decrypt it. You can use the master password to enter any account.

Wrong!
MD5 is possible decode ;)

but i think, he talk about HOW to do a website query, in this case, must be used PWCOMPARE
 
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is not possible, the passwords are encrypted before being stored, for example with MD5 or any other encryption algorithm and no way to decrypt it. You can use the master password to enter any account.

what is the master password?
 
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you cant decode md5 maybe use some hash table whit most common string's hash but for sure they use a salt on the encryptation process
 
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Sorry.. but you're all wrong..
MSSQL pwdencrypt function doesn't generate a MD5 Hash..
Its an SHA Hash + Salted
that salted will be build the following (PASS is the input):
srand(time()); // Random generator with the current time
S1 = (short) rand(); // Random Number and casted to Short
S2 = (short) rand();
S = S1:S2; // Add both Random Numbers together
PASS = PASS:S // Salt at the End of the unicorn Password
HASH = SHA(PASS); // and thats the final Password

Every Account got a timestamp for when the Account is created, so you've got the Time when the Password is created..
so its Possible to decode it.. i dont tell you anymore abotu this, find out yourself :)

Good luck!
 
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