Anonymous on :
refer to http://ilia.ws/archives/68-MD5-Dictionary-Attacks.html , there is another MD5 hash database at http://gdataonline.com/seekhash.php , why not include it?
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Friday, October 28. 2005Reverse MD5 Search Aggregator
While md5 is a fairly strong hashing algorithm, even with the best algorithm weak passwords based on dictionary words and/or their variants can be easily compromised. There are a few sites on the net that have built searchable databases of "weak" password allowing quick strength checks of md5 hashes. But, each one of those databases has different set of hashes and a different database size, making a "complete" search rather difficult. So, I've come up with a little aggregator script that gathers information from 5 different (tell me if you know of others) sources and offers the resolved data on a single page, thus giving you a fast response from a cumulative database.
The script can be downloaded from here, http://ilia.ws/uploads/hash.php.txt It is released under BSD license, so anyone is free to use it. Comments
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Ilia Alshanetsky on :
It is already being included...
Anonymous on :
oh, sorry... I missed out the one that use CURL.
 Too careless for me.
Ben Ramsey on :
Ilia, thanks for this post. I've modified my MD5 hash lookup to include some of your code so that it now aggregates all of the databases you've included...
http://benramsey.com/code/md5/ Andreas Korthaus on :
another database found on /. http://www.md5lookup.com/
btw. it's a very interesting discussion about md5 security and alternatives there: http://it.slashdot.org/article.pl?sid=05/11/15/2037232 Ilia Alshanetsky on :
The site is there, but their md5 reverse search is disabled :/
Flash on :
Thanks for this post
dustin fineout on :
Aloha. I recently started working on a Reverse MD5 project. The retrieval script I wrote is almost identical to yours! With the PHP interface I am building one can search all databases for a hash, or enter a phrase to be hashed and if it is not found in any database it can be added to my database. When it's completed, the php interface will be located at md5.dustinfineout.com. I haven't finished the PHP end yet (the project is actually centralized around a Java package and the onlne DB is a distraction) but when it's done you should easily be able to figure out how to include my search service with the others in your script.
tomtom on :
try: http://md5hashcracker.appspot.com/
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hwblog - Ho Wang on : PHP MD5 Cracker/Dictionary Attacker