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+--- Thread: Tutorial john the ripper tutorial (/Thread-Tutorial-john-the-ripper-tutorial)
RE: john the ripper tutorial - darkninja1980 - 04-28-2019
(04-27-2019, 11:46 PM)Nyx Wrote:(04-27-2019, 11:29 PM)darkninja1980 Wrote:(04-27-2019, 11:07 PM)Nyx Wrote: Sinisterly isn't a search engine though, it isn't supposed to have every answer to every random little question (like random Xbox repair guides, how is that needed on the forum at all?). Search engines are meant to have answers on demand but a forum is intended for discussion and you making a thread that is literally just a link doesn't promote discussion at all.
I never said that SL is a search engine. well, it is needed if someone did ask how to fix their console.
but I am the op of this thread I am keeping it active.
You never said it is, but you treat it as if it is. It seems like the second you find a tutorial somewhere on the internet you make a thread and link it. Sinisterly doesn't need to see every single obscure little tutorial that you find.
If you actually made tutorials this wouldn't be an issue, but you don't make tutorials. You post links. That is literally all you do. I'm sure 95% of the 'tutorials' you post you have no expertise on whatsoever and you pass on other people's knowledge as your own to seem more intelligent.
And congrats I never told you to close the thread. Do whatever you want.
Yes, I can indeed do the tutorials that I posted. Well, when I get a new computer I will start making my own tutorials.
RE: john the ripper tutorial - mothered - 04-28-2019
Take your differences over PM.
Back on-topic.
RE: john the ripper tutorial - darkninja1980 - 04-28-2019
(04-28-2019, 03:24 AM)mothered Wrote: Take your differences over PM.
Back on-topic.
no problem with me. Yes I agree if they have a problem with me personally. Just PM me.
RE: john the ripper tutorial - fsociety - 04-28-2019
i did this project in my college topic was john the ripper .easy to install and use and crack the hash password but it make my cpu 100% while cracking even a basic password like 1234.need very high end pc/rdp to crack .
RE: john the ripper tutorial - mothered - 04-28-2019
(04-28-2019, 05:12 AM)darkninja1980 Wrote:(04-28-2019, 03:24 AM)mothered Wrote: Take your differences over PM.
Back on-topic.
Yes I agree if they have a problem with me personally. Just PM me.
Simply request to do just that In future.
RE: john the ripper tutorial - darkninja1980 - 04-28-2019
(04-28-2019, 06:02 AM)fsociety Wrote: i did this project in my college topic was john the ripper .easy to install and use and crack the hash password but it make my cpu 100% while cracking even a basic password like 1234.need very high end pc/rdp to crack .
when you did that project about john the ripper. do you have any pros or cons about the program?
RE: john the ripper tutorial - rooftoppers - 07-14-2019
not much experience, but will give a try soon.
RE: john the ripper tutorial - Sh1tHappens - 07-14-2019
Looks interesting, thanks for sharing
RE: john the ripper tutorial - darkninja1980 - 07-16-2019
(07-14-2019, 04:59 PM)Sh1tHappens Wrote: Looks interesting, thanks for sharingYour Welcome!
RE: john the ripper tutorial - OJTLK - 12-14-2019
(04-27-2019, 10:15 PM)Nyx Wrote:if u dont like his threads y keep clicking on them then?? dont get that part..just keep scrolling by(04-27-2019, 08:45 PM)////////////////////////////// Wrote: honestly pretty pathetic of you to link a tutorial on a forum instead of making original content and/or explaining the significance of how that tool would be used in an engagement
it's unclear to me why you need to pretend as if you care about information security with this half assed post that benefits no one
Something you've just got to get used to. I've mentioned to him a few times that just posting a link to somebody else's tutorial/release without adding anything of value to the post is pretty crummy but he doesn't stop. Probably just trying to accumulate as much NSP as possible.