unknown encryption PLEASE help.

ghost

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17 years ago

hello, I fjound this encryption and I need to know what type it is…

any help would be greatly appreciated.

nJLUD9rSGh2BcdWEfs6OwjLtAEFlgn

zer0pain

ghost

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17 years ago

First I thought of BASE64 but when I tried to decrypt it I just got rubbish. It doesn't contain hex-values so it isn't a MD5 or SHA-1 hash (it's also the wrong length).

None of what I tried worked. Is there any chance someone created their own algorithm or is it just a little more rare encryption method? (Got me stunned too.;))

ghost

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17 years ago

Could you tell us where you found this encryption. Would help alot of us try and figure what it is.

Love bobnrob

ghost

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17 years ago

looks like a piece of BASE64 to me. Is this all or is there more? The base64 encryption should end with a "=" character.

Uber0n

Member

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17 years ago

Yeah where did you get it from? And is it possible that it's some kind of encryption the creator made up himself?

ghost

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17 years ago

That is either an incomplete hash, it is a custom algorothim

ghost

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17 years ago

um well got if form a router…. if u know what i mean ….

ghost

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17 years ago

a router huh? How is it called? model no.? anything?

ghost

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17 years ago

ill check hang i got some notes here …

ghost

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17 years ago

the Product name is NS5GT yo spy ut got aim so we can chat…?

ghost

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17 years ago

has it got anything to do with NetScreen?

http://www.google.nl/search?hs=bUD&hl=nl&client=firefox-a&rls=org.mozilla%3Aen-US%3Aofficial&q=NS5GT+password+hash&btnG=Zoeken&meta=

first site (its pdf, display in html if I were you ;))

ghost

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17 years ago

this is what i found look at data table to the right www.juniper.net/products/integrated/dsheet/110034.pdf

i got so far maby 3DES + SHA -1

ghost

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17 years ago

Tried netscreen as both username and password? That is possibly its default login.

http://www.phenoelit.de/dpl/dpl.html