Happy New Year, anon, from the other OG Thread Killa!
To the folks looking at the Assange hash. You cannot decrypt it. Hashing works one-way. If you want to decrypt, then you would need the method used to encrypt it. You need a digital key. Surely, someone already has the key to what Assange posted.
No matter how long the password used to create the hash, some password hashing algorithms will always generate a 60-character string. Technically, your password could be a string of length 2^31 - 1 (2GB).
tl;dr - None of use are cracking that hash. Leave it for the folks Assange intended to send it to. They're on it.
An anonymous patch, anon.
A thinly-veiled "Q" reference on a major network. Wew, lad, and we're just getting started.
Understood, anon. Carry on. God bless!
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