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Thread: Excel Protected Workbook Known PW Length
Post: RE: Excel Protected Workbook Known PW Length
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HelmanFrow Wrote: (03-20-2022, 01:50 AM)
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p.s. I accidentally cancelled the JtR session after a fruitless 16 hours and now I'm back at square 1.
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Try adding --restore to the command line and it ... |
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03-20-2022, 02:16 AM |
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Thread: How to make advanced ruleset to crack passwords
Post: RE: How to make advanced ruleset to crack password...
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firefullplank Wrote: (01-19-2022, 11:36 AM)
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thank you i made a quick python script to parse out the file that
mp64.exe -1 "luds" ???1???1???1???1???1???1???1???1 > maskfile
generated and it seem... |
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secpro |
hashcat
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02-08-2022, 08:09 PM |
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Thread: Typical attacks / steps for fast hashes > 9 characters (ntlm)
Post: RE: Typical attacks / steps for fast hashes > 9 ch...
| Thanks, Snoopy. Crackstation etc hadn't occurred to me.
I notice you did not say the words "masks" or "prince".
I take it those are not some of the first tools you tend to reach for, in most cas... |
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hashcat
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02-07-2022, 09:12 PM |
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Thread: Typical attacks / steps for fast hashes > 9 characters (ntlm)
Post: Typical attacks / steps for fast hashes > 9 charac...
| I've been reading a lot about the various types of attacks one can do with hashcat and other tools.
I'm trying to put together a "typical" set of attacks that a skilled attacker would commonly use aga... |
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hashcat
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02-07-2022, 01:12 AM |
