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Originally Posted by JaTochNietDan Technically decoding a hashed password, assuming it's in a good format, would take a serious amount of time. The hashing system you're using is very primitive and quite pointless, it can be reversed. What's the point of hashing passwords if you can de-hash them! That's like cooking a chicken just to throw it into the bin! Hashing passwords is crucial in the security of servers and websites alike that accept user registrations, what if someone gains access to the database? Then they'll have access to everyone's account password in plain text format, if you've hashed it with a reliable hash system, then they won't get their hands on the password for an extremely long time, if ever. Anyway, there are websites that can "decrypt" password hashes, but generally are un-reliable. Most of them just have a database of words and their corresponding hash, and just look through the database for that hash when you put it in, so if your password is any bit unique, it won't work. There are other ways to attempt to decrypt password hashes, but again they are extremely unreliable, the whole point of the hash is that it's supposed to be impossible to decrypt!

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