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    I'm trying to figure out what IPS uses to encrypt their passwords I assume it was md5.

    The Server reads the usernames correctly but it returns an invalid password.
    Does anyone know what the encryption method is that IPS uses?

    This is what i was currently trying to use
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    $pass2 = md5(md5($row["members_pass_salt"]).md5($_GET['pass']));
    if($pass2 == $row["members_pass_hash"])
    	echo ''.(2+$row["member_group_id"]);
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    I have never messed with Eclipse. Is it a whole new revision or type of code?
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    hahaha, good one m9. "deob" is short for "deobfuscated" which is not the same as decompiled.
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    The encryption is md5(md5($salt) . md5($password)).

    Edit: I guess this is for old ipb
    I really don't pay attention to this shit anymore
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    Quote Originally Posted by Mayne View Post
    The encryption is md5(md5($salt) . md5($password)).

    You are the man

    So I would just replace
    md5(md5($row["members_pass_salt"]).md5($_GET['pass']));

    With what you showed me? Not entirely too great with php lol, this is outside my comfort zone but I am willing to learn more.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Mayne View Post
    The encryption is md5(md5($salt) . md5($password)).
    it's bcrypt in 4.x, IIRC
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    Did some further research and I found this on webflake

    Apparently this is the encryption for 4x
    Code:
    crypt($password, '$2a$13$' . $salt);
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    Bcrypt.
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