MD5 hashing is said to be a one-way hash method where it is not possible to decrypt the Hashed string to get the original Word. But, once the string to be hashed using MD5 is indexed in Google and its hash too is indexed in Google, it is possible to reveal the original Password through it. But, doing a normal Google search won’t really make it easy for you to find the Original Strings. So, I am going to tell you about some special Search engines most of them are derived from Google which help in decrypting your MD5 hashes and revealing the originally locked Passwords or Keywords.
Online decrypting
This will help you generate as well as Decrypt the MD5 hashed strings. It has a Google like interface.
This also helps in decoding the HEX coded strings which are of 32 characters.
Helps to decode as well as encode an MD5 hash.
Has a Google-like look and is powered by rednoize.com. Using SHA1 is also possible with this tool.
This helps to decrypt a maximum of 8 hashes at the same time. CAPTCHA is used to avoid use by spammers.
Decrypts Hash to clear text as well as Encrypts any String into MD5 hash.
This search about five databases for the Hash, if the Clear text is found in any of those then the appropriate result is shown.
A Chinese Search engine to decrypt MD5 hashes online.
Local software
You like to try cracking the hash on your local machine? Of course there are applications that will handle this as well, such as the top dogs “John the Ripper” and “Cain & Abel”:
Rainbow table implementation that supports multiple codes like LM, NTLM and MD5
In my opinion the most advanced password cracker for Windows available to the public
Local software (Windows) using GPU hardware
Using John the Ripper (Unix/Windows) to crack MD5 hashes locally
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