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Message-Id: <D65C0CD7-237D-4524-9BF0-DB40B3EE5CFF@gmail.com> Date: Sat, 17 Aug 2013 11:23:57 -0400 From: kzug <kzug10@...il.com> To: john-users@...ts.openwall.com Subject: Re: Help a newbie to crack a password Geez! That was fast! Good job Rich! > alohomora > is the pass I got. > > > On Sat, Aug 17, 2013 at 9:43 AM, kzug <kzug10@...il.com> wrote: > >>> Ps: If you want to give it a try, password is 9 char long: >>> >>> >> password.7z:$7z$0$19$0$1122$8$d45ab95ccf36959f0000000000000000$2667966977$160$147$6637afa01733dc9b036d4e19deeda192c538f4ca6265bac03820a3589c38428dcc304dfded60cca9af4895f3f3a04698759e56ab57fef0d4314981677104e83b06bbf30ae27fbb4545d4f9528190a1b433811bc5dc529bcd4f896ed12e4d6f106c2161eb932322a0c413a833c5d16707e98ee9d33c52fc170579b3786a615f71508f8c0a8af2f04e7fd7c4224f2000353b28e1b0b5858545af19b90cf5138514 >> >> Victor, >> Based on your last name, is there a possibility that the password could >> contain something else than english characters? things such as: >> œ,è,é,ê,ç,ï A.K.A French accented letters >> Is that all you know about the password? 9 char long? >> Do you know if it has signs and/or numbers and/or upper and/or lower case >> letters? >> Do you know any strings in it? or patterns? i.e "word"+"numbers" >> What's your speed on your machine(s)? (iMac?/MBP? ) speed as p/s or c/s >> >> K. >> >> >> >> >> >> On SaturdayAug 17, 2013, at 1:40 AM, Victor wrote: >> >>> Oops, my mistake :-) >>> Yes i'm trying to crack a 7z. I copy pasted the wrong part in terminal (i >>> took the wrong file to drag en drop in terminal for this to happen). But >> i >>> had the same result with .7z >>> >>> Now, thanks to you I have the Hashes, AWESOME :-) >>> I'll keep you update. >>> Thank you sooooo much. >>> >>> >>> Ps: If you want to give it a try, password is 9 char long: >>> >>> >> password.7z:$7z$0$19$0$1122$8$d45ab95ccf36959f0000000000000000$2667966977$160$147$6637afa01733dc9b036d4e19deeda192c538f4ca6265bac03820a3589c38428dcc304dfded60cca9af4895f3f3a04698759e56ab57fef0d4314981677104e83b06bbf30ae27fbb4545d4f9528190a1b433811bc5dc529bcd4f896ed12e4d6f106c2161eb932322a0c413a833c5d16707e98ee9d33c52fc170579b3786a615f71508f8c0a8af2f04e7fd7c4224f2000353b28e1b0b5858545af19b90cf5138514 >> >>
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