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Posted by Alex Fihman, August 26, 2008:

brute force test ended today and I am quite satisfied with the results.

Posted by: Alex Fihman, August 5, 2008

I am planning to run a massive md5 bruteforcing for testing prototype of future service. Any amount of hashes accepted. Please send your hashes as a text file, one hash per line to alex -at- fihman.com Hashes accepted till noon Aug.15 GMT.

Posted By: Jason R. Davis, July 18th, 2008 @ 05:11:00 CDT

The searching interface for SHA1 is now online.

Posted By: Jason R. Davis, July 17th, 2008 @ 06:24:10 CDT

The new searching interface for MD5 is now online. It will search all three MD5 databases. The large MD5 database is not yet completed. I believe it is currently at 8.6% built.

Posted By: Jason R. Davis, July 11th, 2008 @ 09:20:00 CDT

Help us improve TMTO[dot]ORG! Any and all feedback is greatly appreciated.

Email me: jdavis@dynamicmanagement.net

I've been testing cross-browser compatibility and have found that only Firefox 3 (Linux) is rendering the site correctly. Firefox 3 (Win32) does render the site correctly, but some CSS tweaks must be made. Internet Explorer testing has been very limited, and right now rendering is very much broken. I will be working hard to correct these rendering differences. My goal is to have a fully compliant XHTML1.1 site within the next few weeks.

Posted By: Jason R. Davis, July 7th, 2008 @ 20:34:00 CDT

I'm re-examining the advertisement situation. We've tried a few different options, but the income just isn't enough to justify keeping the ads on the site.

Posted By: Jason R. Davis, July 7th, 2008 @ 11:57:00 CDT

As you can see the website is undergoing some major rehabilitation. The blocky, ad-filled TMTO[dot]ORG of lore was looking more and more like a bad porno portal. The AJAX elements were nice and worked well, but the entire interface needed to be recoded for simplicity. I spanned the web looking for ideas because I couldn't think of the type of navigation I wanted to employ for the new layout and design. So much work needs to be done, but without a solid base for the navigation I couldn't even begin the rebuilding. Then I stumbled across some great ideas, but hated the code. I decided to take my ideas, then borrow some intellectual characteristics from some other sites, and code it all from scratch. I utilized a wonderful tool I found called "Nifty Cube Corners" that added the rounded corners to my div's without the added overhead of images.

The old layout and code was not scalable enough to accomodate all the new features and portions of the site I wanted to expand. Plus the AJAX elements of the site didn't have the proper level of sanitation I needed. JavaScript has inherited weaknesses because of it's client-side nature, and there was a small degree of abuse going on. But, it's not a suprise. Some added security will help keep things buttoned down and safe for all users.

Searching of the databases will be back online July 14th, 2008. Until then, take a break. Drink some beer. Have a cigar.
MD5 Database (1.5 Terabyte)
Offline, unavailable

MD5 Database
Online, Available

MD5 Dictionary Database
Online, Available

SHA1 Database
Online, Available

SHA1 Dictionary Database
Online, Available