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Thursday, January 11, 2007
MD5 and SHA1
The other day i needed to crack a MD5 string and i hadn't the Rainbow Tables at hand so a partner show me the web http://md5.rednoize.com. It is very cool, and it also support SHA1, and it looks like google :)
The web does:
-Plaintext --> MD5
-Plaintext --> SHA1
-MD5 --> Plaintext
-SHA1 --> Plaintext
In the future i will add more website that offer this kind of service.
Enjoy
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