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Old August 8th, 2003, 11:34 AM
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Decyphering cleartext
I've got a bunch of hex from a progra, written in the hex are cleartext passwords. Does anyone know how I can decypher the cleartext and get the passwords?
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Um, you don't need to decipher cleartext, thats the definition. http://www.asciitable.com/ has tables so you can convert hex back to text. I'm sure there are programs available as well
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alright, thanks. I was told cleartext was dif. though.
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What language are you using for this? For instance, in Perl you could just do:

$text=unpack("H*",$hex);

to convert the hex back to readable text.
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