md5 are hashes, which means that they are made to 'hash' text, sort of a one way encryption. You can 'encrypt' it to md5, but not back. This means you can only verify the password if you have the original one given, so if they hack your database the hackers don't really have a password they can use to crack other accounts which might use the same password. Either way, md5 is a seriously flawed algo, and shouldn't be used anymore. It is possible to 'crack' md5 hashes, and it's not that hard either, I wouldn't advise you to crack your own servers hashes, because that would be very dumb, and there would no reason for you to have them, other than shady stuff...
Dude, i had playsro's DB and used an md5 decrypter website and like 40% of passwords were unhashed and correct, i couldnt unhash most of them but the unhashed ones were right, tried them alot.
Dude, i had playsro's DB and used an md5 decrypter website and like 40% of passwords were unhashed and correct, i couldnt unhash most of them but the unhashed ones were right, tried them alot.
well it could unhash 123456 and such stuff not complicated ones only easy hashes are reverse able otherwise not
well it could unhash 123456 and such stuff not complicated ones only easy hashes are reverse able otherwise not
thats true, i noticed that passwords that contains only numbers/only letters are hashed otherwise no, thats why my password is always a combination between random letters and numbers.
