Crack Me If You Can 2012

Below are the final scores: each team's grand total, weighted (points), unweighted (raw crack count), bonus points (if any) for having the most cracks of a given hash type, and challenge crack points. last successful submission.

Eligible means that a team has completed the Code: validation to prove that they have someone physically attending DEFCON and are eligible to win the prize, and they are not also part of a larger team.

The table below shows the team with the most cracks of each hash type. There is a bonus of 50,000 points for the winner of each hash type, declared at the end of the contest. That bonus is reflected in the table above.


The table below shows the time that each encrypted challenge file was first cracked, and the first eligible team to crack it (limit of six per team). These results are going to be manually verified; unlike the above, they are not final. There is a side-prize of a $65 donation to EFF or Child's play for being the first to crack challenge file.