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    Post how can decrypt md5 hase encryption

    how can decrypt md5 hase encryption
    please tell me algo
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    Re: how can decrypt md5 hase encryption

    md5 is a hash... not an encryption... so there isn't a way to undo it. It's a one-way hash... that's kind of the point and why it gets used for storing passwords.

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    Re: how can decrypt md5 hase encryption

    Quote Originally Posted by techgnome View Post
    md5 is a hash... not an encryption... so there isn't a way to undo it. It's a one-way hash... that's kind of the point and why it gets used for storing passwords.

    -tg
    not true, sha1,sha256 and sha512 are all hashes yet i can decrypt most-all of them.. (sha1 and 256 is down. working on 512)... all a matter of time.

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