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10-17-2011, 04:15 PM
(This post was last modified: 10-17-2011, 05:49 PM by Digital-Punk.)
I have this project to decrypt a md5 hash, it uses a permutation attack on the hash. It is very slow lol, I have used multi threading even. It will crack a 5 char-lower-alpha in like 2min which to me is horrible, hashcat cracks it in like 2 sec. I would really like a partner in this, the project is completely done. So if any serious good vb.net coders want to help me out just post here and I will pm you. This will be open source when the project is completed with the release.
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I would be willing to help. Have you tried parallel computing? If not, look into that. I will write an example when I get home on how to use the Parallel library (only works with .NET Framework 4.0 though).
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Here's the source code for my Hash Cracker. It's labeled 'MD5Crack' but it can crack almost all hashes. (RIPEMD160, MD5, SHA-X)
Link:
http://uppit.com/f8cr2k9q2oad/MD5Crack.rar
Also, I'm trying to utilize NVidia's GPU Programming cross-computing project called
Cudafy. It might help, especially with the speed.
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Are you still needing help with this OP?
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Like I posted above, Hashcat (I believe) uses GPGPU Programming which is a cross-computing programming environment, sort of, that uses the GPU and it's cores instead of a CPU. GPU have an incredible amount of Cores and Processes available at runtime, using these Processes for Threads will take that 2 minute crack time to about 1-3 seconds like Hashcat. (You can use any .NET language)
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