convert md5 to string by VB>net

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I WANT CONVERT THIS HASH ( " 36FFD24CD662E1A7BC157C9BD7547F12 " )
TO STRING PLEASE HELP ME

Posted 19-Mar-13 12:22pm

smartkey

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[no name] 19-Mar-13 18:27pm

" 36FFD24CD662E1A7BC157C9BD7547F12 " is a string already. If you mean "unhash" it, you can't. Hashing is not encryption and is one way only.

lewax00 20-Mar-13 18:30pm

And why would you want to do that? Sounds a little suspicious to me...if you have a hash and you don't know what it was originally, it sounds like you're trying to crack passwords.

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Bert Goens · Answer 1 · 2013-03-19T13:28:00

Solution 1

You can't reverse hashed input.

What you can do is search the internet for md5 decrypters (rainbow tables) and give your string.

This is the hased input: SABER

Posted 19-Mar-13 13:28pm

Bert Goens

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Bernhard Hiller 20-Mar-13 4:20am

So we should tell the guy who did the hashing that he ought to add some salt before hashing... Well, security is not a topic everyone understands.

smartkey · Answer 2 · 2013-03-20T11:36:00

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I know it is saber
but I want make it in vb.net

Posted 20-Mar-13 11:36am

smartkey

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Nelek 22-Mar-13 5:17am

Please don't post solutions to talk with someone who answered you. The messages are not always sorted by date, so it can be a bit difficult to follow them correctly.
The best option is to use the "Have a question or comment?". Another advantage is that the person you write to will get a notification, otherwise it could be that he/she doesn't see your additional question.