Assuming that place is a website, this perl script from Tartou2 will find the admin panel of that website if there is one. In order to not waste our time, we must make sure that once we've cracked this hash, that there is somewhere to put in the password. Step 2: Find Where to Put the Hash Once You've Cracked It The program should tell you the most probable hash type the input was. Copy the hash from the database and paste it into this prompt. You should receive a prompt, that asks you for the hash. Again, using your common sense, you'll find that under it are a bunch of random letters and numbers and you'll think, "Hey, Papa Root343 prepared me for this! Then you'll say 'those look like hashes!'" Now identify that hash type by going to your terminal and typing:
Once going through a websites database, you may find something like this:īy using your common sense, you will see that there is a column under the name 'Admin_Password'.
This article from Th3 skY f0x explains what I did well. This hash can be obtained multiple ways but, I got mine through a blind SQL Injection attack. While there are many types of algorithms with different outcomes including MD5, SHA-1, SQL, etc., for the purpose of this How-to and the script I provide to you, we will be using and MD5 hash. If you're a newbie, you may be wondering: what's a hash? A hash is a password that has gone through a certain algorithm that encrypts the password behind a multitude of numbers and letters so that it can be stored but not seen by users. So let's get to it! Step 1: Get Your Hashes Still, working through the provided wordlists will at least help you rule some out. Of course, this isn't meant to discourage you from downloading other wordlists from the Internet, for all you know a wordlist on the internet contains your magic word. However, if you use Kali Linux (if you don't, you should really look into it if you plan on becoming a hacker), there are some wordlists that can be found in the Linux distribution.
On hacking forums and such, you'll find people telling you to download wordlists from the internet to use in a dictionary attack. These words are common passwords that can be personalized for the target to increase the chance of getting it right. This type of hacking is done with wordlists which, as the name states: list words. This article from OTW contains some information as to what a dictionary attack is and what other methods exist for password cracking. What you may not know is that this method of hacking has a name: Dictionary attack. I'm sure that at some point in all of your lives, you have attempted to crack a password by trying multiple words or numbers that may be the owners password. Today I am going to show you how to use the wordlists that come preinstalled with Kali Linux to crack those annoying hashes that contain our passwords.
0 kommentar(er)
