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Date: Thu, 12 Oct 2006 15:14:35 +0200
From: Guillaume Arcas <guillaume.arcas@...e.fr>
To: john-users@...ts.openwall.com
Subject: Question about hashes
Hi.
My question may sound strange : what is the "faster-or-easier-to-crack-by-john"
hash ?
Here the stuff : I have some cleartext stored passwords (please don't ask me why
or how, it's not my choice !) that I would like to audit using John. These
passwords are stored in cleartext by a kind of Password Vault software. The
thing is to audit these passwords automatically.
What I do for now is create a Unix-like password file using Perl. I then can
run JtR against the Unix hashes.
So I just wonder if there is a more easier or faster cracked hash format to
choose so my audits run take less time.
Hope I was clear enough...
Regards.
Guillaume Arcas - [http://yom.retiaire.org]
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