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You send an HTTP request to http://insomnia247.nl/hash_api.php with the GET parameters ''type'' and ''hash''.
 
You send an HTTP request to http://insomnia247.nl/hash_api.php with the GET parameters ''type'' and ''hash''.
  
So for example '''http://insomnia247.nl/hash_api.php?type=md5&hash=5f4dcc3b5aa765d61d8327deb882cf99''' would return '''password'''.
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So for example '''http://insomnia247.nl/hash_api.php?type=md5&hash=de038c8d3a8e15b0c8578280ac12cffd''' would return the password '''ex499er4+!on$'''.
  
 
No HTML or styling info is added. Just the blank, plain text password is returned.
 
No HTML or styling info is added. Just the blank, plain text password is returned.

Revision as of 20:08, 8 October 2015

What does it do?

The API interface allows you to retrieve passwords from the database in a single simple http request.

This means you can easily add hash lookups into your website or application.


How do I use it?

You send an HTTP request to http://insomnia247.nl/hash_api.php with the GET parameters type and hash.

So for example http://insomnia247.nl/hash_api.php?type=md5&hash=de038c8d3a8e15b0c8578280ac12cffd would return the password ex499er4+!on$.

No HTML or styling info is added. Just the blank, plain text password is returned.


What comes back if something is wrong?

When a hash is not in the database: Hash not found.
Invalid MD5 hash: Error: Not a valid MD5 hash.
Invalid SHA-1 hash: Error: Not a valid SHA-1 hash.
Invalid hash type: Error: Not a valid hash type.
Not all parameters are set: Error: Both a 'hash' and 'type' need to be defined.


Some special chars show up weird

Some chars will require you support the utf-8 charset. For an HTML page you can force this support by adding the following meta tag between your head tags:

<meta http-equiv="Content-Type" content="text/html; charset=utf-8" />


Is it free?

Yes, it is, and will continue to be free for the foreseeable future. We would appreciate it if you give us credit for it though.


I plan to use it in a pretty big site/application. How many requests can I make?

Though it should be able to handle a fair amount of requests, there's always going to be a limit. If you're planning to use it a lot, please contact us.

We can discuss if we'll be able to handle the amount of requests, or if you can perhaps set up your own local copy of the database.