can anyone tell me what is this code means?

[Xiong Zhuang]

http://www.glitcheaven.com/paste/?show=33

It is very important for me, I am tracing a scam. Please help me.

[1713940013]

1713940013

[1713940013]

1713940013

[1713940013]

1713940013

[PIO]

Usernames + some kind of hash??

[crash893]

the password seems to be hashed with a salt

witch basically means that your not going to reverse engineer what the password is.

if you wanted to figure it out in theory you would have to have a known password and then see what the salt is Hash(password+salt) = the answer

[Xiong Zhuang]

the password seems to be hashed with a salt

witch basically means that your not going to reverse engineer what the password is.

if you wanted to figure it out in theory you would have to have a known password and then see what the salt is Hash(password+salt) = the answer

Thanks for you answer, but I have a question:
For example the line 7:
Admin:c752ce49e7b6d62ca576d6951f155a6b:-rFR'';3EPpgJYlb`,TN.)#)6hXn9{, ImmidsBiamY:198dc22576304ee4a008add15797f957:XY2x&:u7="@/y98^3++#Qe=RIskK:2,
The word ImmidsBiamY is not any hashed code, so what is it?

[Xiong Zhuang]

the password seems to be hashed with a salt

witch basically means that your not going to reverse engineer what the password is.

if you wanted to figure it out in theory you would have to have a known password and then see what the salt is Hash(password+salt) = the answer

Thanks for you answer, but I have a question:
For example the line 7:
Admin:c752ce49e7b6d62ca576d6951f155a6b:-rFR'';3EPpgJYlb`,TN.)#)6hXn9{, ImmidsBiamY:198dc22576304ee4a008add15797f957:XY2x&:u7="@/y98^3++#Qe=RIskK:2,
The word ImmidsBiamY is not any hashed code, so what is it?

I get it, it just another username.

[eof]

the hashes are probably md5'd passwords, then the random characters after the colon could be user specific salts for the password hashes

[Xiong Zhuang]

the hashes are probably md5'd passwords, then the random characters after the colon could be user specific salts for the password hashes

So it not possible to crack it. Sigh.

[eof]

if you don't think the users used strong passwords you could still take a whack at it if you've got access to a couple gpus; but if they used good passwords then basically no, you can't.

[eof]

but, if i am wrong about the per-user salts, (it was just a guess) then you could attack with rainbow tables.

[RodeoX]

Just for verification i checked, the hashy looking string is not an Md5 of the username.

[Maged]

Found the hacked site:
http://money-forum.org/

Anyone wanna alert them? I'd suggest doing so behind Tor, less they think you were the hacker.

[crash893]

you could try to run a rainbow table on the hash to see if anything comes up but to be honest its just a shot in the dark.