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Date: Fri, 25 Feb 2011 01:30:35 +0100
From: magnum <rawsmooth@...dband.net>
To: john-users@...ts.openwall.com
Subject: md5_gen(0) broken for ages?
After applying the intrinsics fixes, raw-md5 is broken for me. It claims
there are a number of salts (for tens of thousands of hashes, it claimed
some 190 salts, for 10 hashes, it claimed 9 salts... maybe something
uninitialized?). And, probably as a consequence of this, it's AWFULLY
slow (while the benchmark show almost a 2x speedup).
It does crack stuff correctly though.
I tried all sorts of things, like adding the tag "md5_gen(0)" to the
hashes in the files they resided. I also tried adding a $ (or $: or ::)
in the end of the hash or using a file with nothing but the hash (no
username, no colons, just the hashes). Nothing make any difference.
Then I started reverting. This is not new at all. The oldest JtR I have
on disk (1.7.6-jumbo7) have this bug. It's just that until now, we have
been using the separate raw-md5 format so no-one has noticed md5gen(0)
is broken. Or is it just me?
This is on AMD x64 as well as Intel x64. Compiling with clang made no
difference.
magnum
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