http://thepasswordproject.com/ 2013-05-21T09:40:26+02:00 http://thepasswordproject.com/ http://thepasswordproject.com/ttp://thepasswordproject.com/lib/tpl/vector/images/favicon.ico text/html 2012-07-14T03:46:42+02:00 T. Alexander Lystad http://thepasswordproject.com/yahoo_passpal_0.4_dump?rev=1342230402&do=diff dictclean was run prior to Passpal. 6 lines with invalid UTF-8 characters were removed. dictclean 0.1 report (www.thepasswordproject.com) Invalid UTF-8 at line 82816: 'BOBéMOORE' (Encoding could not be detected) Invalid UTF-8 at line 83370: '&é"'' (Encoding could not be detected) Invalid UTF-8 at line 249725: 'london4¦1¦2' (Encoding could not be detected) Invalid UTF-8 at line 257080: '³±³´ÜÇ´' (Encoding could not be detected) Invalid UTF-8 at line 299864: 'alfjkèljk0987()#' (Encoding could no… text/html 2012-07-13T21:22:08+02:00 T. Alexander Lystad http://thepasswordproject.com/main_page?rev=1342207328&do=diff * Leaked password lists and dictionaries * Passpal 0.4, password analysis software * dictclean 0.1, text encoding verification software * oclHashcat benchmarking * 2012-03-28 My participation in The Best64 Challenge * 2012-02-28 The upcoming releases of oclHashcat-plus-0.08 and oclHashcat-lite-0.10 * 2012-02-25 Parsing and filtering the YouPorn password leak * 2012-02-01 How effective is a straight dictionary attack? * 2012-01-25 How I found encoding errors in rockyou.txt tryin… text/html 2012-07-13T21:19:57+02:00 T. Alexander Lystad http://thepasswordproject.com/leaked_password_lists_and_dictionaries?rev=1342207197&do=diff This section is intended to contain statistics on passwords leaks that are interesting or can be useful in terms of password research. Leaks of a large number of plain text passwords are most interesting, but also hashed passwords where most of them have been cracked, or smaller leaks where the users/passwords fit a specific profile or niche can also be useful. text/html 2012-03-29T19:20:49+02:00 T. Alexander Lystad http://thepasswordproject.com/2012-03-28_my_participation_in_the_best64_challenge?rev=1333041649&do=diff So, the ”The Best64 Challenge” just ended. I only discovered it a couple of days ago (on IRC), but decided to take a shot. If you are not familiar with the challenge, you should click the link for more information before you read further. In the challenge you were provided with a dictionary and a list of hashes to crack (the famous phpbb password leak). The challenge was to come up with 64 rules that would crack the largest number of hashes from this list.