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Date: Thu, 7 Dec 2006 07:56:29 +0300
From: SmarTeam Support <smarteam.support@...il.com>
To: websiteaccess <john-users@...ts.openwall.com>
Subject: Re: ipb2 and format Need help
Hello websiteaccess,
Wednesday, December 6, 2006, 11:52:37 PM, you wrote:
> but with ipb2 I don't know...
> I found in the SQL database the following lines.
> VALUES('729','xxxxxx','3','','xxxxxx@...mail.com','1133338886','24.132.244.87','0',NULL,'0','1','1','1',NULL,'0',NULL,'0','en',NULL,'0','1','1','1','1',NULL,NULL,NULL,'0','0',NULL,NULL,'1133338907','1133339229','0','-1&-1','0','0','0','0','0','0&1','','','','aa46eee19d401eb04b6f5ecfa758d79b','0','0','1',NULL,'0','bobby27091975','0','std','');
> and
> VALUES('729','xxxxxx@...mail.com','1133338886','a91a4b42c1e70869a2a983d491d59a81','G&ylT');
> The JTR command seems to be ./john -format=ipb2 -w:mydico myhash
> I have tried with the following format in my textfile :
> xxxxxx@...mail.com:a91a4b42c1e70869a2a983d491d59a81:G&ylT
> and
> xxxxxx@...mail.com:a91a4b42c1e70869a2a983d491d59a81G&ylT
> xxxxxx@...mail.com:G&ylT:a91a4b42c1e70869a2a983d491d59a81
> each time JTR returns me "No password hashes loaded"
As already mentioned before - comments on top of IPB2_fmt.c will solve
the problem :)
a bit of quotation
*
* Hashes list should have form of username:$IPB2$salt$hash
* Values to be taken from IPB database, where:
* salt = bin2hex(ibf_members_converge.converge_pass_salt)
* hash = ibf_members_converge.converge_pass_hash
*/
for your example the right format will be
xxxxxx@...mail.com:$IPB2$4726796c54$a91a4b42c1e70869a2a983d491d59a81
where 47,26,79,6c,54 is a series of hexadecimal codes of characters
from this salt-string "G&ylT"
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