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Date: Mon, 24 Sep 2007 20:28:56 +0200
From: "Morag Agmon" <agmonm@...il.com>
To: john-users@...ts.openwall.com
Subject: Re: Re: Markov filter password generation
Ok, Summary of my experience with the Markov filter so far:
1. Finished running level=216 , time: 56 hours (using two seperate processes
on my AMD X2 4200+ cores).
2. c/s: 1370K
3. Passes: 557 , 467 salts (DES)
4. Cracked: 5 after level=150.
5. Cracked: 78 more after level=216 --> total: 83 of 557.
Some insights:
* I tried the filter on the passwd file that I have, which I had already ran
various attemps on cracking it (single, wordlists+rules, some external
modes, short incrementals, etc). After 45 days of non-stop cracking on my
CPU , I have managed to crack 188 passes.
* Out of the 83 passes I cracked with the markov filter, 8 were not
previously cracked by my previous attemps. This is quite impressive, due to
the fact that the current rate of passes I crack is about 1-2 per week.
* I'm from Israel, so the filter (and stats) works well also on hebrew words
(written in english alphabet ofcourse) - cracked passes will be at the end
of this post, for your (Simon) reviewing
Conclusions:
* I will definitely continue using this filter, and look up to a clean
version of it (cygwin or windows)
* Instructions on how to make my own stat file is a must.
* Well done Simon on implementing a great idea on the paper to a strong
cracking tool.
Cheers,
Morag Agmon
The cracked password (not necessarily in order):
marinac
matan1
arie10
lorieli
elinor
maz1155
milu1975
migvanon
mordan12
morris1
mor900
chilanza
chip999
chip999
carplop
sarit2
set1975
sima111
sheleg1
smithcha
s484546
s484546
s832418
s832418
andreyg
arrow4
alexpok
aca639
avi2345
a150277
a6100980
lena1236
lena1236
lanitalm
l269333
bereshit
borlus
borlus
boolean1
bobo00
bartsim
bugbug
pianoman
marinac
matan1
arie10
lorieli
elinor
poniaev
porit74
podarok
podarok
dagangid
dopeps
duke74
fuchsia
grad100
notsa7
teecan
themoon
tamagabe
t233098
ee412
rinatg
rendib
rexishel
rosdud
rmic72
r148414
kim993
kent100
v130171
v130171
v441302
1045106
ia3479
2124113
o12345
oadler
5051979
311943
3877739
461738
4384706
xuinia
717171
9318797
qwe123
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