yeah, Drk show what you can here on this example.

@Codename49: As i said, MD5 is a one way encryption, but the theoretical existence of an algorithm to find working synonyms is there!
Ok finding such a algorithm isn't easy, but it is possible, it's a partial backway function.

@Dominik:
the new encryption of vb3 will use a pseudo key, not a real key for decryption:
http://www.vbulletin.com/forum/showt...threadid=64134
Codename should know that thread very well ;)

the password is
1
2
3
4
5

DrkFusion was joking guys.
There's no way to get the original password.

that's the jumping point :)

Why don't you just create a new password, MD5 it, and insert it into phpMyAdmin?

Or you know, there is a lost password finction for vB. ;)

Crack this MD5 hash. It's a 4-letter word. If you can, then I'll buy it. LOL

99754106633f94d350db34d548d6091a

I did find a Brute Force md5 executable once before, it took absolutly for ever processing a string of more than 3 characters and that was at 100% CPU time constantly, it would lock up the entire PC while it was going through random sequences to find a match.

99754106633f94d350db34d548d6091a = f*ck

Took me 2 seconds to figure it out.

Shame your almost three years too late then .......

LoL Pem :)