Radio DJ Panel v3 - Beta Testing

[timROGERS]

MD5 Hash is un crackable. The ones you will find on the internet will have a database of words and their Hashes.

Say If i used this as a password: J4ff4 C4k3s!

It could not be cracked.

Exactly, at least someone who understands. MD5 has not been cracked, it's just that if you use a dictionary word, it's easy.

[QuickScriptz]

Ok now children... calm down... anyways...

Just an update that we are currently on track for the March 30th Release and that the download link will likely be posted around 5-7PM that night.

3 DAYS!!

[bad-dj]

cool can not wait for it (and still no more bugs i can find in the beta)

[Agnostic Bear]

Exactly, at least someone who understands. MD5 has not been cracked, it's just that if you use a dictionary word, it's easy.

How can you be the technical dude if you don't even know that md5 can be decrypted if given a long enough time.
Edit: That means any string.

[QuickScriptz]

Ok... we are still going on about this? Anyways just fyi to everyone here.... the National Security Agency (NSA) have this little machine that they like to call:

our super-duper can break any encryption code-breaking thingymabober

Which can basically crack anything you feed it - and no offense to anyone here but if a human created the encryption then chances are a human can also break the encryption.

[CHTom]

Just thought that I'd mention that salted MD5 passwords take years to decode, lol...VBulletin, IPB, PHPBB etc... all salt their MD5 strings to ensure safety.

Although, If you want to be extra carefull, sha1(md5($variable)); lol

[Agnostic Bear]

Just thought that I'd mention that salted MD5 passwords take years to decode, lol...VBulletin, IPB, PHPBB etc... all salt their MD5 strings to ensure safety.

Although, If you want to be extra carefull, sha1(md5($variable)); lol

Days to decode actually

[Florx]

Ok... we are still going on about this? Anyways just fyi to everyone here.... the National Security Agency (NSA) have this little machine that they like to call:



Which can basically crack anything you feed it - and no offense to anyone here but if a human created the encryption then chances are a human can also break the encryption.

thats quite true. No matter how complex you encode it - it can be decoded.


unless its an eternity code (you make up a new language and base it on that)

[hybride]

1 day.

[YouFail]

It's fine just to use md5 actually, it's very secure. The only way of cracking it in a sensible amount of time is with a dictionary, and not everyone has dictionary passwords. Base64 is a waste of time, as you can just decrypt it in 5 seconds.

Hate to call you a noob but there are things called bruteforcers
John The Ripper, Cain and Abel to name two.

Seriously, depending on complexity of passwords can do them in seconds trying up to 5,000 passwords a minute.

A dictionary attack rarely works as not many people put something like "cabbage" as their password.