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Jetfirehack:
I was wondering what hashing 2.0 used because I'm trying to recover my password, went on vacation for a few weeks and I forgot my pw that I use with everything...

sha1($username.$pass) [PHP] - used with SMF 1.1.x. <- Is it same thing with 2.0 too?

pzt:
I believe it is salted SHA1.

Jetfirehack:
Well I tried everything on insidepro.com's program, including the sha-1's... Maybe SMF 2.0 has a custom thingy? =\

Nathaniel:
SMF does use salted SHA1, which means that its really difficult to get your password back (might take a few years), even if you have end result of the process that is stored in the database. I suggest that you use the 'Password Recovery' function to get the password back, or create a new password and then use the 'sha1($username.$pass)' process to create a new value that you can put into the database.

Jetfirehack:

--- Quote from: LHVWB on August 29, 2008, 08:29:07 PM ---SMF does use salted SHA1, which means that its really difficult to get your password back (might take a few years), even if you have end result of the process that is stored in the database. I suggest that you use the 'Password Recovery' function to get the password back, or create a new password and then use the 'sha1($username.$pass)' process to create a new value that you can put into the database.

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Well i just made a new user acc, and tested, with
sha1($username.$pass)
On dictionary attack with passwordspro, password I tested with was "password" but it didn't come up... ?

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