Quote from: kjj on June 24, 2011, 05:10:07 AM

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By the way, did you check the file for your account info? Did your password hash start with $1$?

$1$ doesn't help. FreeBSD MD5 doesn't protect weak passwords.
With a simple dictionary attack, I cracked more than 500 passwords in one blow.
Total amount of cracked passwords I got so far are now over 2000.

What is the longest so far?

When the csv was released I was interested in what kind of passwords people used for 'financial' institutions. This is what I got:

$ for i in `cat .john/john.pot | cut -d : -f 2` ; do echo ${#i} ; done | sort | uniq -c
   98 10
   36 11
   46 12
   4 13
   4 14
   5 15
   1 4
   111 5
   864 6
   454 7
   640 8
   182 9

5 15 char passwords.

Nice. How about the longest including at least one digit?

There were 3 at 15, all of them were variants of their email address and/or username (or combination)