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It's a hash. Not in any of my rainbow tables though =/

• Agent101 16y ago
  So 128 bits? I'd guess they wouldn't use md5 (or any of the md family), which according to wiki leaves haval/ripemd/tiger. I'd go for ripemd-128 (on what the wiki says) although you would expect them to use a NSA blessed algorithm.
  • wdewind 16y ago
    Wouldn't you also expect it to be realistically crackable? Otherwise why bother
    • powrtoch 16y ago
      I don't think they're expecting it to be cracked, per se, just guessed. I don't have to have defeated the SHA-256 algorithm to find your hashed password in a rainbow table.
• jeffreyg 16y ago
  just curious, how do you know it's a hash?
  • Groxx 16y ago
    The same way that something which smells like feet is "known" to be a shoe. i.e.: zero proof, but good correlation.