Hi everyone,
One of my friend asked me about decoding the hash value. When I searched in internet, I found one hash decrypter. But it is having very limited decryption technique like only chars in plain text.
For online MD5 Encoder:
http://7thspace.com/webmaster_tools/online_md5_encoder.html
Any how, you can try these decoders
http://www.tmto.org/pages/passwordtools/hashcracker/
http://md5.noisette.ch/
Anyway, once you insert some new string hash value in database, then it will display. Else if you put your new string with special characters and all. Then it won't work.
Happy Decoding !!!
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MD5 hash is not reversible. It is not possible to exactly reverse an md5 hash. Those links are more than likely sites that have a standard set of basic type passwords and their relevant md5 hashes so all they do is look up a database and see if your hash has been listed in there. If so, it will tell you what the password is. This is ok for simple/easy passwords usually only plain text ones as well but try any difficult password and you won't find a reversed hash anywhere.
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