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The title of the thread may be confusing, but zeytunak already mentioned that the main problem is NOT actually about the md5 hashing.
As I understand it, the problem is that after MD5 hashing, a "simple adding algo" is used to encrypt the MD5 hash. Since reversing this encryption procedure will results in an exponential number of pseudovalid results, zeytunak was only asking if MD5 string may have a special "pattern" in it (I guess) which would help to reduce the many possible solutions given by reversing the "simple adding algo"�� Nothing about cracking or reversing the MD5 hashing itself��.
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