Windows hashes (3252 LM, 5294 NT) in pwdump format, from the wild #45
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I scraped them from various pastebins 15 years ago or so, and I never knew where any of them were coming from. I've used them as a test set since. Obviously there are a few I never cracked (lacking LM). They are complete with usernames, so great for testing single mode or its rules. Or practicing cracking NT via LM halves. I figure they're so old now that it can't hurt posting them here.
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@solardiz I'll let you "review" this in case you don't want them here due to the origin. |
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I scraped them from various pastebins 15 years ago or so, and I never knew where any of them were coming from. I've used them as a test set since. Obviously there are a few I never cracked (lacking LM).
They are complete with usernames, so great for testing single mode or its rules. Or practicing cracking NT via LM halves.
I figure they're so old now that it can't hurt posting them here.