09-19-2023, 07:49 PM
Rainbow tables are only used rarely today, in very specific circumstances - when the list of hashes is very small, the length and composition / complexity of the plaintexts are known in advance, the plaintexts were randomly generated, and the timeframe is very tight (such as a pentest).
Hash cracking tools that run on GPU - hashcat, John the Ripper, etc. - are much better suited for attacking human-generated plaintexts, and for lists larger than a few hashes. You will get dramatically more cracks of such hashes using these tools.
Hash cracking tools that run on GPU - hashcat, John the Ripper, etc. - are much better suited for attacking human-generated plaintexts, and for lists larger than a few hashes. You will get dramatically more cracks of such hashes using these tools.
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