Password Decryption

alfkcd90

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Hi,

I obtained a .TXT which is a password for a user account
It containd the following...

Frazer:1003:0,A0,85,A2,EE,AB,E5,B9,1B,AA,D3,B4,35,B5,14,04,EE:
_A1,58,E1,FA,67,9A,2F,D1,70,A1,FD,14,6A,C9,EE,75,098B0:::

I was wondering if anyone could explain to me exactly what this is and how I can turn it into latin characters to be used as a password.

Thanks
 
Hi alfkcd90,
I hope this will help you out at lest to understand what is your question about :)

Your question is related to the process named decryption. Namely, you need a cryptographic systems that would provide some way for authorized readers (you in this case :)) to restore the encrypted message to plaintext. This process is called decryption.
With that in mind i am afraid you can't do that by yourself and also nobody here will take responsibility to decript it for you.
Maybe you should take some read about encryption/decription.

However, notice that in order to decrypt something first u'll have to find the type of mathematical algorithm that replaces a stream of seemingly meaningless characters with the stream of characters in the plaintext.

Btw, most modern cryptographic systems make use of one or more keys to encrypt and decrypt messages. There are two general types of key based cryptography:

- Private Key (Symmetric) Cryptography
- Public Key (Asymmetric) Cryptography


Hope this helps to you at least now you know your enemy :D
Regards ;)
 
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