MD5 Decryption

What is MD5?

"What is MD5?" The answer people generally give to the question is MD5 is an encryption algorithm. Actually, they are partially right, but MD5 is not just an encryption algorithm. It is a hashing technique used to assist MD5 encryption algorithms. The MD5 algorithm is a function. It takes the input you provide and converts it into a 128-bit, 32-character form.

MD5 algorithms are one-way algorithms. In other words, you cannot retrieve or decprty data that has been hashed using MD5. So is MD5 unbreakable? How to crack MD5? Actually, there is no such thing as MD5 breaking, MD5 is not. Data with MD5 hashes is kept in various databases. If the MD5 hash you have matches with one of the MD5 hashes in the database of the site you are using, the website brings you the original data of the matching MD5 hash, that is, the input before it is passed through the MD5 algorithm, and thus you decrypt it. Yes, we are indirectly doing MD5 password cracking.

How to decrypt MD5?

For MD5 decryption, you can use Softmedal "MD5 decrypt" tool. Using this tool, you can search the huge Softmedal MD5 database. If the password you have is not in our database, that is, if you cannot crack it, there are also different Online MD5 password cracking sites that you can use. I will share all the MD5 cracker websites I know of here. We can recommend you to take a look at sites named CrackStation, MD5 Decrypt and Hashkiller. Now let's take a look at the logic of the MD5 password cracking event.

Websites use md5 tables to decode the md5 hashes you provide. As I mentioned above, they return data that matches the MD5 hash you entered, if available in the databases. Another method used for this process is the RainbowCrack Project. RainbowCrack is a huge database project containing all possible MD5 hashes. To build such a system you need terabytes of storage and very powerful processors to create a rainbow table. Otherwise, it could take months or even years.

There are various programs available for MD5 decryption, but most of them work by shooting from the online website, and some sites have disabled these programs by using features such as verification code or Google ReCaptcha to avoid this. Online sites contain millions of MD5-encrypted words in their databases. As you can see from this sentence, every MD5 password cannot be cracked, if our site has a cracked version in its database, the site offers it to us free of charge.

The logic of online MD5 decryption websites is that they have transferred certain commonly used MD5 passwords to their databases, and we enter the site to crack the MD5 password we have, we paste our password in the Decryption section and click the button to decrypt it. Within seconds, we search the database and if the MD5 password we entered is registered in the database of the site, our site reflects the result to us.