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Im looking for fastest MD5 brute force implementetion. Now I am using Colin<br />
&nbsp;Plumb's implementation for generating md5 diggest.<br />
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Using 10 000 000 combinations:<br />
It takes 0.06s to make all combination<br />
And about 17s to get md5 diggest for all combinations.<br />
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So its about 625.000 combinations/s. But its very slow compared to windows software PasswordPro.<br />
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It takes about the same time to make 100 000 000 combinations (about 20s).<br />
So it makes 5 000 000 combinations/s.<br />
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So how can I improve perfomamce. Where to find for better md5 implementation?
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Im looking for fastest MD5 brute force implementetion. Now I am using Colin
 Plumb's implementation for generating md5 diggest.

Using 10 000 000 combinations:
It takes 0.06s to make all combination
And about 17s to get md5 diggest for all combinations.

So its about 625.000 combinations/s. But its very slow compared to windows software PasswordPro.

It takes about the same time to make 100 000 000 combinations (about 20s).
So it makes 5 000 000 combinations/s.

So how can I improve perfomamce. Where to find for better md5 implementation?

Fastest MD5 implementation

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