[GlobalCitizen4488]

bro is either a retard and has old shitty data or actually knows what he's doing

ill be here with my popcorn waiting to find out

He's a retard. Canary testing environment and he pulls 6 million fake databases lol.

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[GlobalCitizen4488]

MD5 hashed passwords though? In this day and age? Suspicious

Good question — and yes, MD5-hashed passwords are still sometimes found in canary or test environments, but with important context:

Here's why they might still show up:

1. Legacy Simulation: Canary environments often replicate older configurations to test compatibility or migration scenarios.


2. Non-Production Risk: Since it's not handling real users or sensitive data, outdated hashing (like MD5) might be retained for internal testing.

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[GlobalCitizen4488]

Bro is sitting on gold mine of bogus data

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[Shirenzo]

If it is not true that this is canary enviroment then @rose87168 release a domain list but then with the tennant ID after it, then everybody can confirm if it is correct.

[rose87168]

MD5 hashed passwords though? In this day and age? Suspicious

Good question — and yes, MD5-hashed passwords are still sometimes found in canary or test environments, but with important context:

Here's why they might still show up:

1. Legacy Simulation: Canary environments often replicate older configurations to test compatibility or migration scenarios.


2. Non-Production Risk: Since it's not handling real users or sensitive data, outdated hashing (like MD5) might be retained for internal testing.

research about : MD5/SAML  and ldap default hashing algoritm on oracle products and come here again :))

shame  ,newbe everywhere

[jimmycreds]

some saying this is tied to a CVE from 2021, any truth in that. Be nice to see org - tenantguid list

[GlobalCitizen4488]

MD5 hashed passwords though? In this day and age? Suspicious

Good question — and yes, MD5-hashed passwords are still sometimes found in canary or test environments, but with important context:

Here's why they might still show up:

1. Legacy Simulation: Canary environments often replicate older configurations to test compatibility or migration scenarios.


2. Non-Production Risk: Since it's not handling real users or sensitive data, outdated hashing (like MD5) might be retained for internal testing.

research about : MD5/SAML  and ldap default hashing algoritm on oracle products and come here again )

shame  ,newbe everywhere

This is Alpha0ne. You only started in 2019 kiddo. You have nothing just bogus data

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[GlobalCitizen4488]

MD5 is deprecated and insecure — Oracle has moved on.

But yes, MD5 might still exist in older systems, staging environments

Rose has bogus data

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[Shirenzo]

@rose87168 Can we get the company list with the tennant id`s ?

[GlobalCitizen4488]

@rose87168  Can we get the company list with the tennant id`s ?

No because data is bogus

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