NODE ff7379fdpgpcrack review [failed]
Black Unicorn <unicorn@schloss.li>Mon, 15 Apr 1996 22:39:03 +0800
I complied pgpcrack (which was on the list a few days ago) on a
SPARCstation-10 running SunOS 4.1.4.
Running pgpcrack on a -c encrypted file (duress.pgp) encrypted with the
passphrase "lover" (which is in my dictionary file) results in the
following output after under 1 second. (The dictionary file I was using
is about 250k):
PGPCrack passphrase: cruddy
Using the same plaintext encrypted with "pain" the following output after
3 seconds or so:
PGPCrack passphrase: promulgate
A third time, same plaintest -c'd with "avoid" results in:
PGPCrack passphrase: cerebral
Seems to work just fine on linux.
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NODE b6797052Re: pgpcrack review [failed]
michael shiplett <walrus@ans.net>Tue, 16 Apr 1996 03:16:16 +0800
You need to #define HIGHFIRST for idea.c & md5.c on big-endian
architectures. It worked after I did this.
michael