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When a password is encrypted by a hash algorithm the resultant is called hashed password. In a server client based communication system such as Yahoo Messenger, AIM, passwords of clients are hashed by MD5 and passed to the server for authentication. This type of transmission is always a subject of interception by the hackers. These hashed passwords are passed through the Internet as a data packet...