November 28, 2022 at 3:19 AM
Hello, Going through some of these databases Ive noticed that they occasionally switch up the encryption type, in some cases its pretty straight forward as it just appears as a different hash type but once and awhile I happen across one that appears to have been encrypted with base64 ending with == they can be any length. I just had it happen with the zynga database. Ive been using a few sites to cross reference the data and for example the site dehashed shows one hash(or half it anyway) but after finding the entry in the actual database its entirely different hash ending with ==. Now, According to hashmobs site it is encrypted two types of ways, Ruby on Rails and Sha1 but the hashes I find don't work with either and if search the hash from the DB or dehashed neither is found in the .found or .left files I got from hashmob.
Any way someone can point me in the right direction on how to convert these == hashes I keep finding?
Any way someone can point me in the right direction on how to convert these == hashes I keep finding?
