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php_mt_seed is a PHP mt_rand() seed cracker. In the most trivial invocation mode, it finds possible seeds given the very first mt_rand() output after possible seeding with mt_srand(). With advanced invocation modes, it is also able to match multiple, non-first, and/or inexact mt_rand() outputs to possible seed values.
php_mt_seed is written in C with optional SIMD intrinsics (SSE4.1/AVX, XOP, AVX2, MIC) and OpenMP. On a modern quad-core CPU, it is able to search the full 32-bit seed space in 1 minute (or in just 7 seconds on Xeon Phi).
You may view the latest README file, which provides php_mt_seed usage examples, as well as benchmarks on a variety of systems (ranging from quad-core CPU to 16-core server and to Xeon Phi). The README file is also included in the archive below.
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This and older versions of php_mt_seed are also available from the Openwall file archive. The source code of php_mt_seed may be browsed via CVSweb. (You might find the older versions and revision history useful to better understand how php_mt_seed works and what optimizations have been made.)
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