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Message-ID: <BAY13-F11B32829CA6ADF24B314A4B1E20@phx.gbl> Date: Sat, 11 Mar 2006 04:46:04 +0000 From: "hadzijj qwerty" <hadzijj@...mail.com> To: john-users@...ts.openwall.com Subject: Re: does john crack xp passwords correctly? >I wrote, regarding a half-cracked LM hash: > > >It's seven unknown (not yet cracked) characters followed by the part of > > >the password that's been cracked (the "M" might be upper- or >lower-case, > > >though - John does not check that). At this point, it is known that >the > > >password is exactly 10 characters long - and only the first 7 >characters > > >remain to be cracked. In the meantime I found another thing that I'd like to ask about. You wrote about letter "M" that john didn't check if it's lower or upper-case. So when it will finish looking for the first 7 chars of my password will their case be unknown as well? [..] >The FAQ has this entry: > [..] > > >Did this answer your question? Yes. It's clear now. > >Also, the "48/64 4K" on that line suggests that you're using an old >version of John (probably the 1.6 release). You should be able to get >much better performance at LM hashes by upgrading to version 1.7. OK. I compiled and am using the latest version from your website currently :) > > > >Provided that you use the current version of John (1.7 or newer) and >you > > >run the MMX build of it, you should get your full Administrator >password > > >cracked reasonably soon (two weeks worst case for a modern CPU, but > > >chances are that you'd get it cracked _much_ quicker - within hours). > > > > I have a version 1.6.39 under debian unstable. > >The output above does not match that of version 1.6.39, so that's not >what you're using. $ dpkg -l | grep john ii john 1.6-39 active password cracking tool It looks that my debian would like to argue with you :) > > > Is version 1.7 much faster? > >Version 1.7 is several times faster than the 1.6 release at LM hashes. > >My advice is that you download the 1.7.0.1 tarball, compile it (with >"make linux-x86-mmx" if you're on an x86 machine), and use that. Thanks. I'm running 1.7 now. Hadzij _________________________________________________________________ FREE pop-up blocking with the new MSN Toolbar - get it now! http://toolbar.msn.click-url.com/go/onm00200415ave/direct/01/
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