Which hash type is this?

[speedpowered]

Can anyone tell me the the encryption used?
hash: AUaXOwBTiLYJjBA0

[Nimboso]

Doesn't look like any hash I've ever seen, could be a mysql 4 hash that coincidentally has no numbers in it. But more likely its not a hash, but unique identifier for something.

Where did you get the hash, and are you able to hash any strings to try reversing it?

[speedpowered]

I got it from facebook.It's the 6 digits pin they text you to change the password.I have seen a video cracking it with a py script on linux and wanted to try bruteforce with something else.

[Nimboso]

I got it from facebook.It's the 6 digits pin they text you to change the password.I have seen a video cracking it with a py script on linux and wanted to try bruteforce with something else.

You might be able to brute force it on the website, it won't be easy to reverse that since it'll be some custom algo Facebook wrote.

See if you can guess the pin on facebooks site over 10 times without requiring a captcha, if so you can probably try brute forcing it.

[speedpowered]

You might be able to brute force it on the website, it won't be easy to reverse that since it'll be some custom algo Facebook wrote.

See if you can guess the pin on facebooks site over 10 times without requiring a captcha, if so you can probably try brute forcing it.

/watch?v=xyi0BRdRZs4

take a look on that.

[Nimboso]

/watch?v=xyi0BRdRZs4

take a look on that.

That looks pretty fake, I highly doubt that Facebook would give you a token in the URL that relates to the pin at all.

[speedpowered]

It's facebook...you know..

[Nimboso]

It's facebook...you know..

They have a pretty good bug bounty, competent security engineers, and would have seen this video and patched it, if it is really anyways.
No hacker who was able to find an exploit like that would post it on YouTube unless they reported it and got the bounty. Otherwise it would be worth a ton to sell to some blackhats.

[speedpowered]

They have a pretty good bug bounty, competent security engineers, and would have seen this video and patched it, if it is really anyways.
No hacker who was able to find an exploit like that would post it on YouTube unless they reported it and got the bounty. Otherwise it would be worth a ton to sell to some blackhats.

That's true.

[PlanktonWeed]

That's not a hash, I think.

[B00B5]

Looks like Half MD5, or LM, even MYSQL323