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How to recover skype password knowing username and hash saved in local config?
I forgot my own Skype password, I suffered for a long time and realized that I was a sucker ... I can’t solve this problem myself.
I have a local machine on which I'm using Skype, but I can't log in to Skype on a new beech. I no longer have the email address I registered with, I know the username, I know that the password ended with the current year (2012) I have access to all local files and Skype configs, I even downloaded the sources and compiled the project (skydumpcred2) in which I corrected 2 by 3 in the similar files and that's all started, checked that this project is working on another skype account. I know that the hash is built like this:
I know my hash.
How to recover a password?
unsigned long MD5_Skype_Password (const char *username, const char *password, unsigned char *hash128)
{
MD5_state skyper = MD5_INIT;
MD5_update (&skyper, username, (u32) strlen (username));
MD5_update (&skyper, "\nskyper\n", 8);
MD5_update (&skyper, password, (u32) strlen (password));
MD5_end (&skyper);
memcpy (hash128, skyper.hash, 16);
return 16;
}
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Before reinstalling Windows, I copied the %appdata%\skype folder
. Already on the new one, I returned it back. And Skype started up normally, even the story was pulled up.
And then you can change your mail without even knowing the password.
Well ... take your login, the intended password (passwords) - well, it’s clear that you need to sort through something that your password looks like. Consider the hash as this function (it counts the user's name and from the password) and compares it with the hash that you know. Well, that's it, that's all :)
login.skype.com/intl/ru/account/password-automation
1. go to the site
2. click "login"
3. click "forgot password"
4. click "can't remember soap"
5.!!!
6. PROFIT!
Of course, there is no way to restore from a hash. The choice is theoretically possible. This week on Habré there were a lot of articles about this :)
is it really so difficult?
www.skype.com/go/myaccount
press the
button 'Forgot your password?' and enter your email (this is YOUR account)
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