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Hashed passwords - Mshea - 09-30-2017 So i got a load of hashed passwords. Whats the best to do with them? Is it going to take forever to decrypt them? Is the a tool which is best for windows? Thanks guys
RE: Hashed passwords - Altair - 09-30-2017 (09-30-2017, 07:31 AM)Mshea Wrote: Is the a tool which is best for windows? hashcat ofc RE: Hashed passwords - mothered - 09-30-2017 Cain & Abel also does the job well. It's available as a freeware download via their official site here. RE: Hashed passwords - Mshea - 09-30-2017 Cheers i got hashcat. anyone experienced with it? I cant seem to output my findings . im using the -o options on it. thanks RE: Hashed passwords - Altair - 09-30-2017 (09-30-2017, 05:58 PM)Mshea Wrote: Cheers i got hashcat. You need to give it output file name with directory as well Like => ...... -o C:\outp.txt ....... -o outp.txt (current folder/directory) RE: Hashed passwords - HuelessColors - 10-09-2017 Cain & Able works really well. RE: Hashed passwords - mothered - 10-09-2017 (09-30-2017, 05:58 PM)Mshea Wrote: Cheers i got hashcat. Although some guides are somewhat old, there's excellent video tutorials on It's usage here. You can apply the guides according to your needs. RE: Hashed passwords - Slacker - 10-09-2017 There used to be a site yo you simply put the hash in and it decrypted it... If it was in the dB it was quick, if it wasn't in dB it was slow lol but either way got your pw RE: Hashed passwords - mothered - 10-09-2017 In terms of cracking/decrypting a given hash, It depends on the complexity of the password that was used when the hash was created. If a hash was created against a commonly-used/easy to guess password, It will be significantly quicker to crack. As for a complex password, I don't need to elaborate. RE: Hashed passwords - Ecks - 10-09-2017 Quick tidbit, Google's search engine also has a hash function built it, but it only works on known cracked hashes, i.e. if someone cracked it before and shared it, Google already has it. |