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Oh.. Didn't know anyone already made this - i also made a tool, but it doesn't send your whole hash over the wire (only the last 4 chars). http://olemartin.org/
by olemartinorg 14y ago
Oh.. Didn't know anyone already made this - i also made a tool, but it doesn't send your whole hash over the wire (only the last 4 chars). http://olemartin.org/linkedin-passwords/ http://olemartin.org/linkedin-passwords/
- Terretta 14y agoNice looking page for such fast work. What about letting 'advanced' users check the SHA1 of their password, so they don't enter their password at all but also don't have to track down the giant file?
- olemartinorg 14y agoThat should work already - just use the other field and click the button. :-) There's no giant file though, i've split the giant file into ~65000 smaller ones that are more bandwidth friendly.
- towts 14y agoi observed it seems this tool and the leaked in one don't agree on the resulting hash value from the same word. for example this tool says the word "test" hashes with the last 5 digits of 77136 where as leaked in translates the word "test" to fbbd3. hmmm
- olemartinorg 14y agoThanks! I've changed it now. Seems i didn't catch the key event properly. :-)
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