hacker.org

Looks like some of the easier passwords have already been cracked. Especially at the top of the list. I wasn't sure what the stuff behind the md5 hash was until I checked it with an md5-generator. So all passwords have to be changed! The list seems also to have been noticed by others. I suddenly get...

Hello everyone!
I just found a website on the internet where all members of Hacker.org are listed with their nickname and email address. It's freely accessible. No password or anything. So everyone can look at it.
You'll be able to find it if you google your email address.
W1zard

I'm wondering which tool I should use. I tried about 20 different ones and they're all useless. There was only one that was able to understand what was actually going on. But that didn't help much.

I used Maple (Pollard's rho method). Time for calculation: 2.28s.

Well, I searched for patterns and bytes that occurred very often. 1. The byte used to XOR had to be in such a way that the first bit of every byte will be 0 (obvious if you look at the ASCII table). 2. The byte occurring most often will either be SPACE or e (if the text is without spaces). So there ...

I know that, too! As in most of the other challenges the answer is not the complete text but just a part. In this case I got something like "xxxxxxxxx". So the answer should be xxxxxxxxx.

I know that the answer is not hex. As usual the answer something in English. I meant the hex which is given in the challenge. I checked the plain text twice now and everything fits quite nicely.

Hey!
My solution is not excepted although I'm sure it's correct. I got the complete plain text so the answer should be ok, too. Would be nice if someone could check if there is a typo in the hex code.