b64 decoding

[Logic]

I've recovered a panel of mine from a long time ago, and I don't remember it. So I am needing the password to be decoded from b64 encoding.

b64 string: 2380d7f30c9e13bb2191e1179eb5253e

Here's the code that was for the b64 storage:

[COLOR=#000000]$crypt_typed_pword = NULL;[/COLOR]
[COLOR=#000000]$crypt_mysql_pword = NULL;[/COLOR]
[COLOR=#000000]$b64_pword1 = base64_encode($safe_pword);[/COLOR]
[COLOR=#000000]$b64_pword2 = base64_encode($b64_pword1);[/COLOR]
[COLOR=#000000]$b64_pword3 = base64_encode($b64_pword2);[/COLOR]
[COLOR=#000000]$b64_pword4 = base64_encode($b64_pword3);[/COLOR]
[COLOR=#000000]$b64_pword = base64_encode($b64_pword4);[/COLOR]
[COLOR=#000000]$crypt_typed_pword = crypt($b64_pword, '$5$');[/COLOR]
[COLOR=#000000]$crypt_mysql_pword = crypt($pword_data['password'], '$5$');[/COLOR]
[COLOR=#000000]}[/COLOR]
[COLOR=#000000]if($crypt_typed_pword == '' ||$crypt_mysql_pword == '')

[/COLOR]

 

[Markshall]

That looks more like md5 rather than base64

 

[Logic]

That looks more like md5 rather than base64

I just tried md5decryptor.co.uk and it couldn't be found.

 

[Ecko]

The crypt() function uses a one way algorithm, so good luck.

Don't know why you encoded it so many times either.

 

[Clawed]

Best way to base64 encoding for me is.

1. database row's "password" & "password_time"
2. base64_encode($password.time());
3. insert password and time() in the users database row
4. to decode it you'll need password & time row.

Example:

$row = mysql_fetch_assoc($query);
$decode = $row['password'].$row['password_time'];
echo base64_decode($decode);

That's how i use my base64 encode & decode, makes it more secure.

 

[Weasel]

Best way to base64 encoding for me is.

1. database row's "password" & "password_time"
2. base64_encode($password.time());
3. insert password and time() in the users database row
4. to decode it you'll need password & time row.

Example:

$row = mysql_fetch_assoc($query);
$decode = $row['password'].$row['password_time'];
echo base64_decode($decode);

That's how i use my base64 encode & decode, makes it more secure.

This wouldn't work because he encoded it multiple times, and used the crypt() function.

I don't think you are possible to decode this, what you could do: delete the encryption from the code and change it to a plain text to log in.

 

[Clawed]

This wouldn't work because he encoded it multiple times, and used the crypt() function.

I don't think you are possible to decode this, what you could do: delete the encryption from the code and change it to a plain text to log in.

I know that wouldn't work for him, but if he did it that way in the first place, it's harder for people to crack the passwords if the database gets leaked.

 

[Weasel]

I know that wouldn't work for him, but if he did it that way in the first place, it's harder for people to crack the passwords if the database gets leaked.

Then why use a base64 encode? Just use a md5 and sha265 hash or something like that..

 

[Adil]

Are you being serious?
Why would you use a 2 way encoding algorithm FOR PASSWORDS?

 

[Clawed]

So you can decode peoples passwords and see what there passwords are

 

[Weasel]

So you can decode peoples passwords and see what there passwords are

Thats just pathetic.

 

[DcSelby]

So you can decode peoples passwords and see what there passwords are

Please post in the spamzilla section. Seem's like the section for you.

I agree with m0nsta, looks like md5. Obviously not though...