[TYDS]

I have this : 6D93DBCA0741E029D9AD8048A098E6D9C08A98271A5693AC04 52C14EE332333D9277603598DC6B6BCB8DA3E8F0043D205BC7 9B3F8D5061B614AD0BDFE0402E85

code create password for new account

Code:

stock g_mysql_CreateAccount(playerid, accountPassword[])
{
	new string[256];
	new passbuffer[129];
	WP_Hash(passbuffer, sizeof(passbuffer), accountPassword);

	format(string, sizeof(string), "INSERT INTO `accounts` (`RegiDate`, `LastLogin`, `Username`, `Key`) VALUES (NOW(), NOW(), '%s','%s')", GetPlayerNameExt(playerid), passbuffer);
	mysql_function_query(MainPipeline, string, false, "OnQueryFinish", "iii", REGISTER_THREAD, playerid, g_arrQueryHandle{playerid});
	return 1;
}

like the title have any tool to read the code above ?//

[X337]

Did you mean want to read plain password?
No you can't.

[TYDS]

Quote:

Originally Posted by X337 Did you mean want to read plain password? No you can't.

why ??

[GoldenLion]

Quote:

Originally Posted by TYDS why ??

Hashing is one way in. It's not possible to unhash as far as I know.

[TYDS]

Quote:

Originally Posted by GoldenLion Hashing is one way in. It's not possible to unhash as far as I know.

oh

[X337]

Because whirlpool is not encryption algorithm, and can't be decrypted.
Why do you want to view plain text of that hash anyway?

[Infinity]

Let's get to the core: Why would you want to read the password?

[Toroi]

Quote:

Originally Posted by Infinity Let's get to the core: Why would you want to read the password?

For the same reason I don't use my common passwords in sa-mp servers, if i'd have to guess.

[BlackbirdXd]

Might be in case if someone forget his password in his server?

[GTLS]

If i am not wrong, it hashes same string everytime same. if so, you can try making a CMD to convert a String into Hash. using that you can at least see how its getting hashed. after some rechearch, you can catch its algorithm, and finally can read codes.

Best of luck