How To Decrypt Htpasswd Password
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You cant decrypt a hashed password, that would ruin the point of hashing. Hashing works in basic terms, that you take a random string and mix that up (using a certain algorithm) with the password so that it becomes totally unreadable. Then you store this password hash in a database. Then how do you know what the correct password is? Hashing is a one-way process but using a password-list you can regenerate the hashes and compare to the stored hash to crack the password. This site attempts to do this for you - run through passwords lists and tell you the cleartext password based on your hash.Here you can encrypt passwords for use with password protection with .htaccess and .htpasswd. This functionality is standard on the Apache webserver and works in all normal browsers. Encrypting passwords means they are not send or stored in clear text.Enter username and password to encrypt the password and get the resultant line to enter in your .htpasswd file. One line for each user.Encrypt password for .htpasswdUsernames and passwords entered here are not stored, not disclosed to third party, or used in any other way than to provide this service.Example line in a .htpasswd file with the username userdude and password password-.htpasswdThe PHP code encrypting the password-Encryption source codelt?php echo crypt(password, base64_encode(password)) ?gtHow to SetupAttention- the files must be named as .htaccess and .htpasswd. Files prefixed with .ht will by default not be send to clients by the Apache webserver and if somebody makes a request they will get an error 403 Forbidden.The htaccess file must contain the following lines and be placed in the folder with the content to protect-.htaccess AuthName Your title for the authenticationAuthType BasicAuthUserFile /path/.htpasswdrequire valid-user The above will protect an entire folder, if only specific files should be protected replace the line require valid-user with-How To Decrypt Htpasswd Password Reset.htaccessIts possible to add multiple entries and add multiple users to an entry..htaccess ltFiles file02.jpggt require user user01 user02 ...lt/Filesgt Path to AuthUserFileFor the system to work the correct path to .htpasswd must be set on the AuthUserFile line in .htaccess. The absolute path to the file on the server must be used and to obtain this you can upload a file to the directory where youre going to store .htpasswd (can be deleted again after use)-temp.phplt?php echo __DIR__.DIRECTORY_SEPARATOR..htpasswd ?gtThe ouput will be something like-temp.php outputAnd in .htaccess it will then be-.htaccess AuthUserFile /usr/local/www/example.com/inc/.htpasswdAn example folder structure could be-Folder structure exampleWhen the setup is in place users will be prompted to enter credentials when requesting the pages and files specified.Decrypt Sql PasswordThis page could also be of interest- HTTP authentication with PHP.Hashing algorithmsHow To View Encrypted Passwordbcrypt $2y$ or $2a$ prefix This algorithm is currently considered to be very secure. Bcrypt hashes are very slow to compute (which is one one the reasons why they are secure). The cost parameter sets the computing time used (higher is more secure but slower, default- 5, valid- 4 to 31).Warning - think carefully before you try values above 10, this thing is really slow. You could freeze your computer. Compatibility - Apache since version 2.4 (needs apr-util 1.5 ) md5 (APR) $apr1$ prefix Apache-specific algorithm using an iterated (1,000 times) MD5 digest of various combinations of a random salt and the password. This is the default (since Apache version 2.2.18). Compatibility - all Apache versions, Nginx 1.0.3 . crypt(), also known as crypt(3) no prefix It used to be the default algorithm until Apache version 2.2.17. It limits the password length to 8 characters. Considered insecure. Compatibility - all Apache and Nginx versions, Unix only. Plain ASCII characters only. salted sha-1 {SSHA} prefix Considered insecure. The use of salt makes it more time-consuming to crack a list of passwords. However, it does not make dictionary attacks harder when cracking a single password. Compatibility - Nginx 1.0.3 only. sha-1 {SHA} prefix Facilitates migration from/to Netscape servers using the LDAP Directory Interchange Format (ldif). This algorithm is insecure by todays standards. Compatibility - all Apache versions, Nginx 1.3.13 . Plaintext (no hashing) no prefix for Apache, {PLAIN} for Nginx Use plaintext passwords. Insecure. Compati