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    Reverse Engineer MD5 Hashes

    Hi

    Is it somehow possible to reverse engineer md5 hashes ?
    Many websites store the md5 hash of the users passwords.
    I mean, i just found http://md5.rednoize.com and i wondered how this site works.
    It seems that this site can reverse engineer md5 hashes / passwords.

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    No It's strongly hard to reverse the md5 hashes ... and if it's found such a method ,the hashe will be upgraded to another version !

    This site simply has a great database containing a big collection of hashes of many strings and it search in them only, not all hashes could be found in this site , try it yourself .
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