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RE: MD5 math question
From: "Jeff Robertson" <jeff.robertson () digitalinsight com>
Date: Fri, 6 Jan 2006 09:16:44 -0500

-----Original Message-----

Without knowing the correct password there is no way of 
knowing that the 
collision isn't it, and from a practical point of view it 
doesn't matter 
in the slightest.

It matters if the purpose of the "cracking" isn't to allow an attacker
to log into the system, but to recover lost passwords for legitimate
purposes. No one needs to tell me this is a bad idea, I was just looking
to find out how bad it is in this particular regard.

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