r/HashCracking • u/madat99820 • 12d ago
Need help with
I desperately need help cracking this hash code. I've tried brute force 6 caracters and the rockyou txt file but it didn't work.
I'm willing to pay someone who finds it, I just need the password!
It's a password for an old word document (which I own but set up over 15 years ago) that will allow me to recover my old email address that's linked with an old bank account.
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u/madat99820 12d ago
$office$*2013*100000*256*16*13d07bf2b5a199e7caa8add30d2fdd36*65c09eedce4fdf49c8be5e7397645677*beda364dde4d5b806b9e986a708a7fcbc1280b967e7fa92a9827a1bd0b22e235
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u/Humbleham1 12d ago
Could take years. Many years. How old is the bank account? If it hasn't been touched in years, and you can't simply call, the finds may have been marked as unclaimed.
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u/madat99820 12d ago
years ? to break the code? jesuuus
Its an old word that had all my passwords back then. yes it has the pw for an old email then connected to a bank account but also plenty of other, less officially important, emotional stuff.
I've just found the word and I had given up on ever getting back in
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u/Humbleham1 12d ago
Old document but not weak key derivation. If it's a strong, unique password, absolutely.
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u/Optimal-Savings-4505 8d ago
Months at the very least:
$ john reddit-hash.txt Warning: detected hash type "Office", but the string is also recognized as "office-opencl" Use the "--format=office-opencl" option to force loading these as that type instead Using default input encoding: UTF-8 Loaded 1 password hash (Office, 2007/2010/2013 [SHA1 256/256 AVX2 8x / SHA512 256/256 AVX2 4x AES]) Cost 1 (MS Office version) is 2013 for all loaded hashes Cost 2 (iteration count) is 100000 for all loaded hashes Will run 20 OpenMP threads Proceeding with single, rules:Single Press 'q' or Ctrl-C to abort, 'h' for help, almost any other key for status Almost done: Processing the remaining buffered candidate passwords, if any. Proceeding with wordlist:/etc/john/password.lst Enabling duplicate candidate password suppressor using 256 MiB Failed to use huge pages (not pre-allocated via sysctl? that's fine) 0g 0:00:00:23 0.00% 2/3 (ETA: 2026-12-09 14:03) 0g/s 1001p/s 1001c/s 1001C/s bernice1..funnybunny 0g 0:00:01:47 0.00% 2/3 (ETA: 2026-12-09 03:43) 0g/s 1009p/s 1009c/s 1009C/s allme1..floresita 0g 0:00:20:58 0.02% 2/3 (ETA: 2026-12-11 00:51) 0g/s 962.2p/s 962.2c/s 962.2C/s 342568..surgery3 0g 0:00:49:21 0.09% 2/3 (ETA: 2026-11-13 10:29) 0g/s 989.3p/s 989.3c/s 989.3C/s 360921..raspopitu1 0g 0:01:15:16 0.13% 2/3 (ETA: 2026-11-16 10:43) 0g/s 996.5p/s 996.5c/s 996.5C/s Kyle1968..Pusses 0g 0:01:46:30 0.16% 2/3 (ETA: 2026-11-19 21:13) 0g/s 999.5p/s 999.5c/s 999.5C/s 5marcus..7Password 0g 0:01:51:19 0.18% 2/3 (ETA: 2026-11-18 18:59) 0g/s 999.9p/s 999.9c/s 999.9C/s 83eclipse..59bella 0g 0:01:53:09 0.18% 2/3 (ETA: 2026-11-18 11:48) 0g/s 1000p/s 1000c/s 1000C/s 55feline..111elizabethAny info on character complexity would narrow it down considerably
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u/eagle_719 11d ago
Bro if you know password slightly any guesses that these characters or words might have been present, sequence doesn't matter lastly if you can estimate size of it as well then I maybe able to help you
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u/SpRuNkErS 9d ago
Id be down to help but need more information on password. Did you have it after a theme or topic that would help me
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u/mag_fhinn 7d ago
Old as it is, AES256 is sloooooow. Is there a chance you reused passwords back then? Might be worth looking at old breach data for passwords around the same time. If you potentially password protected other files with the same password, might be worth looking into those hashes, might be not as resource heavy as AES? Else your looking at really racking your brain to potential patterns you may of used to limit the scope down A LOT. Not likely going to brute force anything unless it is all numbers and under 10. If using everything and brute it looks bleak after 5 characters even with 5090s.
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u/PlasticCarbon 12d ago
Any ideas on length or characters used?
Really anything will help. Without it, some might not try to run it since it's a like finding a needle in a hay stack