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Message-ID: <CAEiaMXVWQQwd3Wm4pkRQpuwKyK3AHAdZ8g6ufaxtDvr3jpgJvA@mail.gmail.com>
Date: Wed, 23 Apr 2014 14:19:54 +0400
From: Дмитрий Потамошнев <d.potam@...il.com>
To: john-users@...ts.openwall.com
Subject: Re: zip archive password recovery
Yes, it was little archive. Now i re-try with 600KB archive and result is
the same.
http://speedy.sh/JGDMC/try4.zip
password is 246
the output of zip2john is:
try4.zip:$pkzip$3*1*1*2*8*c0*5c09*0a7cb5419667f3c025523812ec48fa72536a7fcca91429452241e0c058664a8f7223a063e0a8db9fbf774818a53111ecf236983061f2323098f9780296d2e8d8d7725139ff2c1a167752cce6de9377c6d5ea7b5833d2915f7134840d932e156dd5a035ba8e50c14e7ba033a35d50ec21afed7dfa40a953fa6c7ff6b7cdd340ae37ec50a32c0c1a54ae5c028228ba5f32308bab774eeae8be9093cb17c453a6d596822ab6e65e8e18bd36faf4b36e98d95224010f6fe0e20598210686f9be0978*1*2*8*c0*8aca*8ca1b3cd9a4a7a4faf7cad53d966cb3f5123879ae00fd002ffe02c37a6eacbcdc11845d5414702b11449647b6dc3373665369b4219bd08aa455b7a67016ec5c1cfe1ad091902bbb1a20542e0b03cfa250ccf622f669d3c60632ee5a11caa4cba534e73330a5d510abd51471da5649ea11cb7106f2f4b029f961b3771a704a09d43b171eebc54722abc63b7b5479399e5b888bd0f439b7204994e5cfa396969531e30cb869101be29a5a1200a4687ee1aae84dd79c4218643cfd3dbae2de77515*2*0*39*32*875db5a6*97298*2a*8*39*875d*73ea7a417e74f5f7a0513664b79e298579449d09ef2c7d7dfb128f0a82d9a841e20eab99960676f8fca386e29d38addadb121010c0d5055fca*$/pkzip$
2014-04-23 13:11 GMT+04:00 magnum <john.magnum@...hmail.com>:
> On 2014-04-23 10:49, Дмитрий Потамошнев wrote:
>
>> I trying to create zip archive via WinRar with simple pass such '123'.
>> Then i try to zip2john utility on linux machine for create file with hash,
>> but john not found pass for this hash=/.
>>
>> Is WinRAR's zip is constraints for john?
>>
>
> Was this a very small archive? I know really tiny ones may be rejected.
> Can you share the test archive with us, or the output of zip2john?
>
> magnum
>
>
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