| Red Squirrel - Jan-08-2009 server time |
| An easy way to fight against reverse MD5 is to make up a quick algorthm on top of MD5. Ex: Add a string + the password then MD5 that, then MD5 that again. Stuff like that. Then there's serverweave. PAsswords are stored in clear text right now. |
| Onykage - Jan-07-2009 server time |
| errr.. I know google didnt! Why would you want a reverse lookup? Especially a public one? I can assure you a different hash is already being worked on. I dont know what its called, but i know there is an md5 that has a changeable salt. |
| Triple6_wild - Jan-07-2009 server time |
| Umm i don't think its a good idea to promote that at all Interesting idea tho |
| Red Squirrel - Jan-06-2009 server time |
| I found that pretty interesting, and scary at the same time http://www.md5oogle.com/ I'm guessing they have a huge database of value=>hash records so it can do a reverse lookup. |