Unlocking MD5 Hashes with MetaTrader 5: A Trader's Guide to Cloud Decryption

Hey there, fellow traders! Today, we're diving into a nifty tool that can really enhance your MetaTrader 5 experience when it comes to cracking those pesky MD5 hashes. Let’s break it down.

Imagine you're on a quest to uncover passwords hidden within MD5 hashes. With the help of cloud decryption, you can send password search tasks to remote agents. These agents will do the heavy lifting and return any passwords they manage to find. The results pop up in the "Experts" window of your main terminal, and you can monitor the speed and progress in real-time.

For example, we tested the MD5 hash "ab4f63f9ac65152575886860dde480a1" and cracked it within seconds, revealing the password 'azerty'.

The program also showcases how we can turn non-numeric input parameters into a numeric counter. By using the input flag "sinput" for parameters that aren’t part of the brute force search and adding a working counter called 'Counter', we can control the process effectively:

//--- Input parameters
sinput int PasswordLengthFrom = 6; // Password Length From
sinput int PasswordLengthTo = 6; // Password Length To
sinput BruteForceEnumType BruteforceType = BRUTEFORCE_SET_ASCII_DIGITS; // Bruteforce Attack Charset
sinput string BruteforceCharacters = ""; // Bruteforce Custom Charset
sinput HashEnumType HashType = HASH_TYPE_SINGLE; // Hash Type
sinput string HashList = "ab4f63f9ac65152575886860dde480a1"; // Hash Source of azerty
sinput long Counter = 0;

With the hybrid master mode, you can run a copy of your EA in the terminal while also managing remote agents. This setup allows you to:

• Manage remote agents and distribute tasks efficiently
• Receive data frames from those agents
• Handle the incoming data—be it saving or visualizing it on your charts

As shown in the screenshot, our master EA does a great job visualizing the brute force search speed across the computing network.

To activate master mode, simply add the OnTesterInit handler in the EA. This is where you can read all input parameters, convert them into a linear counter, and redefine how any input variable operates. Check out this code snippet:

void OnTesterInit()
  {
   double passes = 0.0;
//--- Calculate the limits
   if(!ExtScanner.CalculatePasses(PasswordLengthFrom, PasswordLengthTo, BruteforceType, BruteforceCharacters, passes))
      return;

   ParameterSetRange("Counter", true, 0, 0, 1, 1 + long(passes / MIN_SCAN_PART));
}

Even though the Counter parameter was initially locked, we can redefine it as an active counter with specific limits. This allows the tester to operate with this parameter actively.

And there you have it! A quick rundown of how to leverage MD5 hash decryption within MetaTrader 5. If you have any questions or want to share your own experiences, feel free to drop a comment below!