This post is about the LinkedIn password hash leak that had occured on 5th of June. Original leakers published about 6,5 million SHA1 hashes on a Russian forum InsidePro.
Here is the original file that was published:
combo_not.zip ~118 MB
The file includes non-salted SHA1 hashes, with 3,5M of them “masked” with 5 leading zeros (more about this). You can use either a JTR patch or the special Hashcat version to crack them.
Here is a list of passwords I have cracked until now (3,6M) – format (hash:pass):
gesla.rar – cca. 92 MB
The list would be longer if I had more time and better hardware.
