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Password encoded. How to decode?
I downloaded the site script from the Internet, brought it back to normal, but
there is a login from the admin panel
And the password is:
le6H8uHr5O0BQxSUnhL7
In phpmyadmin, the data from the admin panel is also registered, but there is a different password
md103fq198b42a8df294441cd0550731c29278aam9iuwa
If you change it, then the first one will not work when you enter in the admin panel
What is it? How to decode and change the password?
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Most likely in the admin panel "salt", and in the database, respectively, already "salted" native password.
It is unlikely that it will be possible to open the password (look for MD5 decoding), but I think it’s quite possible to change it - look at the code how the password is generated and, accordingly, substitute your own base. Usually it's something like MD5(salt + original password) = database password
Salt at the beginning: md103fq1 the
MD5: 98b42a8df294441cd0550731c29278
salt at the end: aam9iuwa
need to look how the algorithm works, but as an alternative you can try to replace at the base of its hash, for example, the password is 123456: md103fq1e10adc3949ba59abbe56e057f20f883eaam9iuwa
If you ride, you simply generates your password on any site, where in MD5 can be encrypted with the addition of a salt
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