General MD5-Question

[spYro]

Hi there.

I have one simple question and I hope you can help me
It's about MD5.
What charset is accepted to be converted to MD5?
So.... you can convert "12345abcde" into MD5, but you also can convert "123.&)?-/1234" into MD5, right?
So.... is it possible to convert the whole ASCII-Charset into MD5?
Or is it just possible, for example, to convert from ASCII #032 - #128 ?
#000 - #031 aren't even Keys, they are just commands. So i think, the algorythm must have some range with chars that are accepted for converting.

My question now: What are these chars?

I'm currently starting to develop a good GRID for bruteforcing MD5-Keys and I need to know that x_x

Thanks

xspYrox

[thorin]

I think you need to do some more reading about MD5. A MD5 hash can be generated for any piece of data or file so yes it should be applicable to the entire ASCII characterset.

http://www.ietf.org/rfc/rfc1321.txt
MD5 - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

From your post 123.&)?-/1234 = eb2a26907c8bb7963654aa9ff9858204

http://md5.benramsey.com/md5.php?has...894a0e4a801fc3