From: thomas springer (tuevsec@gmx.net)
Date: Fri May 12 2006 - 04:31:14 EDT
>
> Also if there are any tools besides openssl that you
> found usefull to try all the cipher, consecutively
> with a passphrase/keyword against a file/string
>
>
The mentioned values in your DB will most likely be Hashes (You might
ask Wikipedia for the difference between a Hash-Value and a crypted string).
Give Jonelo's java-tool "Jacksum"
)http://www.jonelo.de/java/jacksum/index.html) a try. You might also try
http://serversniff.net/hash.php - this online-hashgenerator for files
and strings is mostly relying on jacksum to generate its hash values.
tom
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