Encryption type

Is someone familiar with this encryption ?

*10772C9F76EE5BE6007B5C2F6681F84F98F64A36 *BFD0D500607E267F97CDF0CA6370C6072E6C6AF8

If yes, please state it and are there any crackers for it ?

Thank you

SHA1.

Actually it is of type MySQL 5.x

Googling *9CFBBC772F3F6C106020035386DA5BBBF1249A11 shows a forum where it is said to be MySQL 5.x and upon trying "toor" as the root password in MySQL and retrieving the contents of the password column of mysql.user they match.

BlaX wrote: Actually it is of type MySQL 5.x

It's a MySQL branch? What? Do you mean MySQL's password()?

edit: Oh right, the letters are capitalized. That's pretty much a dead give-away.

I couldn't help noticing, but those two hashes are different. I'm sure they're encrypted for mysql, but won't the results be different? I'm not too good about this, so sorry if I sound stupid.

If yes, please state it and are there any crackers for it ? Cain should be able to crack it.

to be able to tell what is what in encryption go here for representations http://hashkiller.com/password/ and it is a great database for md5 :) i love the place

"Dhash 2" might work for you

(linux) http://www.deftlinux.net/projects-download/dhash1.1.tar.gz