the codes below where gotten from a mikrotik hotspot login page on sniffing. i am nt really good at programming but i think on studying the hotspot login page, i found out that there was this md5.js encryption on it. but the issue that baffles me is that i have tried decrypting everyway i could think of but no hope and another thing i noticed is that thesame password on that input gives a different hash. its wierd to me, so i would really appreciate if someone could help me decrypt these or maybe a very good pointer towards a clue will help...thanks to yall in advance.
here are the hashed codes ( i think they are hashed in md5 and javascript)
1. c9a30c65c1208262e98482b13b0e220a
2. a1adb18264b2cfa497ca3bde32d89d8d
3. ba2c3ecbbe6eac6a4265c11d241ad2a4

What tool did you use?

i tried all the online decrypters i could get through google but no hope

You are definitely a learner have you heard of salting. It means certain characters will be added at strategic points within the string then another chance is that multiple hashing has been done. Imagine that you call an md5 function 5 times and you salt it each time. Who told you md5 is weak? A dreamer i guess(fake online tutorials).

so kidstell can u help me with the decryption process or better still help me with the decrypted key thanks

megatran: so kidstell can u help me with the decryption process or better still help me with the decrypted key thanks

my is that you can't tell how many times the string has been encrypted brief from that some unknown xters would have been added. Another problem is thatwhat if it was first gashe using a private algorithm then sent to md5 to make sure it is 32 xters. If the encryption algorithm is not known i can't do anything. Google in itself can decrypt md5 if what you get is not a reasonable text. You need to confirm if the new one is still an md5 or not

test
http://www.fileconvoy.com/dfl.php?id=g1a44cddf810952bc999367709b5beaf639efbd2f2

MD5 is a one-way encryption.
It cannot be decrypted.
Say for example, my plain text password is : apple the hash can be 039303dbdbdu4839dhdhd whatever.
Now, nobody can revert it back to apple.

What you find in certain websites claiming to decrypt MD5 hash is simply a database collection of known CLEAR TEXT to HASH values.

maxi-t:
MD5 is a one-way encryption.
It cannot be decrypted.
Say for example, my plain text password is : apple the hash can be 039303dbdbdu4839dhdhd whatever.
Now, nobody can revert it back to apple.

What you find in certain websites claiming to decrypt MD5 hash is simply a database collection of known CLEAR TEXT to HASH values.

so u mean md5 is like the alpha and omega of all encryptions..?

megatran:

so u mean md5 is like the alpha and omega of all encryptions..?

My brother i wouldn't exactly know what Alpha and Omega means, but one thing is sure.
MD5 is like burning of wood (combustion reaction).
After burning, the wood turns to ashes. There's no way known to man to turn the ashes back to fresh wood as it was...
However, an experienced farmer who has been burning wood all his life can look at a certain ash and say this is an ash from the Iroko tree, This is because he has been burning lots of iroko trees. But what happens when someone keeps burning billions of variety of trees? how will the farmer know ?

So also is MD5, it's one way, cannot be reversed. You can have a database and store your own md5 hash there.

apple5: ff89d2a4ac2f41c95b575bcb86b84dfd (readily available in almost all MD5 databases, google d hash)
Hg7droGba: 7bc535b0abef23573efe0a35d9abd3b0 (NOT available anywhere cos no one has tot of such pwd)

maxi-t:


My brother i wouldn't exactly know what Alpha and Omega means, but one thing is sure.
MD5 is like burning of wood (combustion reaction).
After burning, the wood turns to ashes. There's no way known to man to turn the ashes back to fresh wood as it was...
However, an experienced farmer who has been burning wood all his life can look at a certain ash and say this is an ash from the Iroko tree, This is because he has been burning lots of iroko trees. But what happens when someone keeps burning billions of variety of trees? how will the farmer know ?

So also is MD5, it's one way, cannot be reversed. You can have a database and store your own md5 hash there.

apple5: ff89d2a4ac2f41c95b575bcb86b84dfd (readily available in almost all MD5 databases, google d hash)
Hg7droGba: 7bc535b0abef23573efe0a35d9abd3b0 (NOT available anywhere cos no one has tot of such pwd)

i get it now

maxi-t:


My brother i wouldn't exactly know what Alpha and Omega means, but one thing is sure.
MD5 is like burning of wood (combustion reaction).
After burning, the wood turns to ashes. There's no way known to man to turn the ashes back to fresh wood as it was...
However, an experienced farmer who has been burning wood all his life can look at a certain ash and say this is an ash from the Iroko tree, This is because he has been burning lots of iroko trees. But what happens when someone keeps burning billions of variety of trees? how will the farmer know ?

So also is MD5, it's one way, cannot be reversed. You can have a database and store your own md5 hash there.

apple5: ff89d2a4ac2f41c95b575bcb86b84dfd (readily available in almost all MD5 databases, google d hash)
Hg7droGba: 7bc535b0abef23573efe0a35d9abd3b0 (NOT available anywhere cos no one has tot of such pwd)

See wisdom

Am sorry to say this but: stop being lazy! take a week and study javascript, undo it. I hope you will.
Now that won't help but tell you what? as a newbie in the Microsoft windows drama, I was tied down with making a command line based questionnaire whose answers are meant to trigger some tasks on the system. All them nairaland savvy were so busy to help even though post got plenty views. I gave up on them and dived into programming with full force. now even if I die and resurrected, I always tell you that was easy... only if you'll take time and learn.