full-disclosure - commerical rainbow crack?

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Message-ID: <200403221217.22427.maxvalde@fis.unam.mx>
From: maxvalde at fis.unam.mx (Max Valdez)
Subject: commerical rainbow crack?

john is your best bet

Just trow at it all the boxes you have on hand.

Get good dictionaries if you think it's a "normal" word.

Max
On Monday 22 March 2004 10:51 am, Richard Stevens wrote:
> I have an md5 hash I need to crack, left john the ripper on it for a few
> days without success and gave up.
>
> Are there any commercial organisations that have a huge rainbow crack table
> (or similar) that anyone knows of?; I have a feeling this may be a very
> complex password.
>
> or even better, someone who wants to test theirs for free :)
>
>
> Regards
>
> Richard
>
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