Who knows how to crack this

[mn345]

Hello,

I'm trying to teach myself John the ripper and hashcat, I cant crack this at all. Tried 40 different wordlists (totaling 120GB), 20 different types hashes.

What am I doing wrong. I want someone to tell me how to properly crack this stuff, I don't want a simple hand out. The tutorials online and hash-cat site are not yielding any results. When I use hash id it says SHA-1.So I've done that and a number of other ones. I wonder if my wordlist.

Can anyone help.

Example set:

d9081cc033ac2c19afe3ff8cf453946c12448422

f47f25c081e912826f3e14c1096e38d1f4dd2b43

afdc1c9439966fd0a314ee237c7338e871f59d7d

ea4a493b6dd029de9f014848b68d7a55fad95437

2b62c635f72be4242fff4b1717504e5c7df80b3b

ed879ab939c2d4e4afdf24f09f8946f2509366de

f7a5d996f8221f4c5080f5326a915ce0a9b2d6e1

ef23bcefbc3cfe63d3bff54d9d606d3d2e4eea32

0febac796bfc2f86c74cc1c0875add0fe4e1c670

d1a0c716884144c47937a6fbee49390ac8fb33d1

Thanks

[cooper]

I've found JtR and HashCat to be rather picky about formatting of the hashes you feed them, so my suggestion to you would be:

1. Create a hash using a common and well-supported hashing algorithm (or using the algo you know your target is using).

2. Create a wordlist containing only 1 word: The original to the hash.

3. Verify that the tool can decrypt your hash using your wordlist.

4. Modify your hashes such that they conform to the format you now know works.

5. Attempt to decrypt using an actual wordlist.

This page on JtR hash formats proved invaluable to me last time I was dealing with this.

[digininja]

Do you know if they are salted? If so then you'd need to know the salt. It may be per account of a static one for the whole site.

[THCMinister]

Do you know if they are salted? If so then you'd need to know the salt. It may be per account of a static one for the whole site.

Makes me think back to signing up for Hak5 and the 5 letter word...Could this be an insight? lol