As I did on the blog of the Guardian was allowed to read, the following has happened:
A Russian "hacker" broke into the blog of the Cambridge University Security Team, which the Americans noticed very quickly. But the actually interesting thing about it came when they tried to arrest the hacker and ans look and clean up the log entries and systems went. The first thing the Cambridge University Security Team found was the hacked user in a MySQL database. But what was the associated password?
The Cambridge University Security Team named the hash value 20f1aeb7819d7858684c898d1e98c1bb and added it Google . And believe it or not, this hash results in the password «Anthony», which Google also displays correctly!!!
If someone is inclined to fall into slight paranoia after this incident, you can now test your own or imaginary (because of paranoia) passwords as follows: First you should use the password this side Convert into a corresponding MD4, MD5 or SHA-1 hash value. Then go to Google (or any other search engine) and enter the number combination in the search field there ...
If there are no results, well done - for now ...
Incidentally, Bruce Schneier commented on this as follows: Clever.
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