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Phase 3: a little more distant near future (~mid-end August) - starting production run on submitted MD5 hashes

about 30% left of August, is it time soon

Free Rainbow Tables have a list too:
http://www.freerainbowtables.com/en/hashcracking/

Are you still developing the hash cracker?

I can't sit on my hands anymore! :'(

Let's go!

Do you have an update on this or are you looking for beta testers?

Phase 3: a little more distant near future (~mid-end August) - starting production run on submitted MD5 hashes


Status update please



please please please please please

Maybe it was a typo and was supposed to be "mid-end sept" ?

Tal wrote:Maybe it was a typo and was supposed to be "mid-end sept" ?

Well, things are moving around my work slowly Sometimes I regret that left office and started to work at home
Right now everything is migrated to a dedicated server, I decided to not wait when shared hoster would ask me to quit

BarsMonster wrote:

Tal wrote:Maybe it was a typo and was supposed to be "mid-end sept" ?

Well, things are moving around my work slowly Sometimes I regret that left office and started to work at home
Right now everything is migrated to a dedicated server, I decided to not wait when shared hoster would ask me to quit

lol

LordMike wrote:Free Rainbow Tables have a list too:
http://www.freerainbowtables.com/en/hashcracking/

These are in now. 442491 total Better than I've though. In my nightmares I've seen 20 million lists

BarsMonster wrote:

LordMike wrote:Free Rainbow Tables have a list too:
http://www.freerainbowtables.com/en/hashcracking/

These are in now. 442491 total Better than I've though. In my nightmares I've seen 20 million lists

So a new start date soon? :O

So your'e actually preparing work for clients.. And hoping the work won't end soon?..

hey Bars, i'm always curious about what you are up to would you mind sharing some specs about the upcoming salty cracker software?

like:

* how fast is it now that you are cracking multiple hashes?
* will salty cracker clients support multi-gpu?
* will there still be a cpu (sse) only version?
* are you still using hash reversing, or did it make things slower when cracking so many hashes simultaneously?
* any word on when you'll support other algorithms then md5?

BarsMonster wrote:

Tal wrote:Maybe it was a typo and was supposed to be "mid-end sept" ?

Well, things are moving around my work slowly Sometimes I regret that left office and started to work at home
Right now everything is migrated to a dedicated server, I decided to not wait when shared hoster would ask me to quit

Update, Update, Update, Update, Update, Update, Update, Update, Update, Update, Update Me!

Bars. What exactly are you doing now?... Which part (Website, DB, BarsWF, ..)?..
Interested.

LordMike wrote:Bars. What exactly are you doing now?... Which part (Website, DB, BarsWF, ..)?..
Interested.

Currently it's BarsWF itself, code became quite fragile after massive refactoring and these new libraries to make it cross-platform.

BarsMonster wrote:

LordMike wrote:Bars. What exactly are you doing now?... Which part (Website, DB, BarsWF, ..)?..
Interested.

Currently it's BarsWF itself, code became quite fragile after massive refactoring and these new libraries to make it cross-platform.

Hmm... Well, that's respectable

Maybe a beta/distributed soon?
I think that even with 'only' the 440 000 hashes in queue, it's a considerable
amount (Unless your app requires larger counts)... And could be run tests on

Im sure more users will add their hashes when the cracker started.

Actually was just thinking about this. Seems like it is going to be a major draw back that you won't be able to add hashes in once it is started. Who would want to wait weeks to have their hashes cracked? I understand the reason why it is not really possible because everyone is going to get the same set of hashes to crack and each person is going to be doing a different section of the keyspace. But it would be neat if there was a constant progression of users that always start from the beginning of the keyspace so that new hashes could always be added. Then once a hash has cycled through a whole keyspace it is taken out of the hash list and considered not crackable.

D3ad0ne wrote:Actually was just thinking about this. Seems like it is going to be a major draw back that you won't be able to add hashes in once it is started. Who would want to wait weeks to have their hashes cracked? I understand the reason why it is not really possible because everyone is going to get the same set of hashes to crack and each person is going to be doing a different section of the keyspace. But it would be neat if there was a constant progression of users that always start from the beginning of the keyspace so that new hashes could always be added. Then once a hash has cycled through a whole keyspace it is taken out of the hash list and considered not crackable.

Well, no need to wait Anyone would be able to start his task at any time, if he would assign priority higher than priority of current task

LordMike wrote:

BarsMonster wrote:

LordMike wrote:Bars. What exactly are you doing now?... Which part (Website, DB, BarsWF, ..)?..
Interested.

Currently it's BarsWF itself, code became quite fragile after massive refactoring and these new libraries to make it cross-platform.

Hmm... Well, that's respectable

Maybe a beta/distributed soon?
I think that even with 'only' the 440 000 hashes in queue, it's a considerable
amount (Unless your app requires larger counts)... And could be run tests on

Well, last days I am totally in BarsWF, so after I would finish with problems like this http://forums.nvidia.com/index.php?showtopic=109873
We might see something working

After a very long period of broken state, it just found password again on CUDA
Had to apply uncountable workarounds...

Hello,
Looking forward to see this software released.
I've been watching your site for some time now, and I can't wait anymore

Do you have an approximate time you expect the project to go live? I see from the first post here, it has been over a year of discussion.
Is it going to be up in days? weeks? months? year? Just curious,
Thanks