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Site downtime - a blessing in disguise?

- 2008-05-06 20:15:50

You probably noticed that the site has been down over the last couple of days. Unfortunately, our main server disk crashed. This is of course a spanner in the works, as we lost some site updates and have to rebuild some things. As you can see though, we're back online. The blessing is that this made a great excuse to move to the new server, and make some updates while we're at it.

It might be a bumpy week for the site, but when we're back on track we'll have room for more growth, and more innovation in this field of hash cracking.

For anybody interested, our new rig is:

CPU: Q6600
Mainboard: MB 775 ASUS P5E3 WS PRO Workstation SeriesSocket 7
4x SATA2 500 GB WESTERN DIGITAL CAVIAR SE16 16MB

Our huge thanks go to speedo for his generosity in hosting this project. You're the best!
Massive thanks too to PowerBlade, who keeps making this thing better and better, and is the new home of Free Rainbow Tables.
And last but not least, thanks to you all for contributing your ideas, time and CPU cycles!

If you've been enjoying the cracking and tables and haven't yet donated, feel free to throw us some dollars with the donation link (top left). We really appreciate them!


Update:
We are still working on getting the last few things working.
Our cracking service is not online atm, but feel free to submit hashes.
Torrents are offline too. We are working on transferring the tables to the new server

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Even more features added

- 2008-03-11 20:49:19

I've been working hard the last couple of days.

Hash list
The list of hashes has been changed to a new experimental way.
It now shows more details about how many tables has been searched.
An example of the details may be 7/8/(1)/0/0
This data means the following: amount of tables searched / amount of tables to search in total / (tables not searched yet) / amount of tables which the server is currently searching in / Amount of tables that needs to be preprocessed by a client
We have to come up with a way to show this a bit easier to our users. Suggestions are welcome on our forum

Beta version of DistrRTgen 3.1 released
For those users feeling to experiment, a beta version of DistrRTgen 3.1 for Windows has been released, and can be found on the forums here (No registration required)

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New features on the website

- 2008-03-10 23:08:30

The last couple of days i spent my time working on some features on the website. These features are:

Hash submission
There is now a new checkbox "Make hash public". When you enable it, it assigns the precomputation of hashes to any available machine and not just your own machines. This can "expose" your hash to others. (They won't be able to connect this hash to your user account, though, as they will receive it as a anonymous hash)
This removes the need for installing the client to crack a hash.
It is now possible to submit LM hashes (It has to be a 32 character alpha-numeric hash)

Login
New checkbox added "Remember me". Saves your cookie so your always logged in in the future. Don't enable this on public machines.

Hashlist
Export to CSV feature added. Exports your hashlist into a CSV file.
New status of hash. "Waiting for client" means your hash needs to be preprocessed by a client.
"In server queue" means your hash has been preprocessed and needs to be processed by the server.
New release of the Windos DistrRTgen client will be available soon!

- Martin

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