any1 can help me decrypt this md5 or sha1?
md5
422a34b30b46392a384b53ecf985d47a
or
sha1
a096de995c4ab2e3564faeb60192af0c8a4a42fa
Perhaps I've become cynical in my old age, but is there any good reason you might want to do that? I can think of various reasons but they're all nefarious.
It is just a unique number probably calculated from a document.
The request to decrypt has no meaning
The first one is a bank account number and the second the associated password
The fact that you want this MD5 hash decrypted shows that I think you need to read up on the topic a bit more!
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I just bruteforced my own md5/sha1 hashed password as a test, and they decoded succesfully. So depending on his purpose its not THAT one way, if that's what you're getting at mobileforensicswales……
Edit I say decoded, found collisions might be a better way of putting it I guess.
I just bruteforced my own md5/sha1 hashed password as a test, and they decoded succesfully. So depending on his purpose its not THAT one way, if that's what you're getting at mobileforensicswales……
Edit I say decoded, found collisions might be a better way of putting it I guess.
I agree, and point taken, but we will need to know what program the hash came from D
Does the MD5 and SHA1 use a salt if so you'd also need that salt to work out a solution that will result in the same MD5 and SHA1.
Uggghhhh - that's the 6th pencil tip I broke….now I have start all over again…
any1 can help me decrypt this md5 or sha1?
Both hashes are one-way, and were designed so that they couldn't be decrypted.