Hacking Complex Passwords with Rules & Munging
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Knew about OneRuleToRuleThemAll, but learned about CEWL & munging passwords, thank you for another great video! 🙏
You know what John?! , I've learned many things from you. Thank you 🤩
fr I'm trying to make content around cybersec myself and his is quite good!
I would highly recommend spraygen :). And thanks for a superb video John!
Thanks, John. Most illuminating.
Very interesting video! Just cracking these hashes like nothing...
To the sponsor segment: I don't need Passbolt, I have a password manager built-in to Firefox.
Haven't watched yet, already hyped, will edit once I've watched
😮 that munge script looks awesome
"Psudohash" can also be added to this mix of awesome tools. It can generate millions of keyword-based mutations in seconds, based on (customizable) leet character substitutions, char-case variations and literally all of the unique word mutations these two methods evaluate to, when combined. It can also append common padding values before or after each word mutation (frequently used to make passwords longer / more complex, e.g. "!@#", "!!!" and so on) as well as range of year values in various patterns (and more).
i just learnt this in my RED team course :) Cewl!
Finding the right combination of rules and wordlists is tedious, and I believe it's necessary to use a technique for filtering out duplicate attempts. The hashcat-brain allows you to do just that, which is why I blindly think it's awesome.
Thanks John.
Cewl video John! :)
love your videos sir im 17 years,,from kenya,just got a pc now its time to try some hack the box.
I’m 17 too and I’m in the same boat as you, if you want to connect on discord we might have some tips and tricks we can exchange.
@@evanalmighty9444 hey I would like that very much drop your discord
@@evanalmighty9444 hey where did you go
You are not safe if you're not using a password manager, some 2FA will also go a long way! cool content John!
What happened if our password manager got hacked?
@@venomlovekitties You have 2FA
Colabcat bans your google account if you use it
its against the eula
True. It sucks major ass that it does this.
Passbolt caught my interest
Cool video, thx!
Hey John, great video once again. I've been meaning to ask something. What's a good course for learning Web App Pentesting out there?
Check out TCM security’s course
@@jakesaunders3614 Thanks a lot mate, I didn't know that TCM Security also had a course for Web App Pentesting. I'll check it out immediately. Appreciate your help. Thanks a lot.
@@jakesaunders3614 Yeah that's a good one
@@anuragbiswas4337 Rana Khalil's web security academy is great too... most of it is on TH-cam.
Great video john! But my english is a bit bad i didnt understand what "Munging" meant that you have in your title so i decided to google it and the first link that popped was of the urban dictionary and now im traumatized for my whole life!
I just used AI to convert munge to python3, works great
Nice! Which Model did you use?
Guess he asked chatGPT to do it
Yes chatGPT
How about password masking attacks? You able to showcase those techniques?
Man you're awesome.
Thank you for this Great 👍 content
But what if passbolt got hacked
My passwords will be available online like what happened with LastPass?
This is awesome! Please do rainbow tables next 🙂
it would be good to educate your viewers about the benefits of password length in defeating brute forcing attempts at password cracking like this. would you have attempted this video demo on a password hash for a password that was between 15 and 20 characters and only used 3 simple unrelated lowercase dictionary words? That would be a great educational video to watch John. I enjoyed this video btw 👍😀
He mentioned that basic dictionary words should never be used in a password, but aren't these words the basis for things like diceware? Is diceware no longer considered good enough for generating passwords?
This is cool but now most often the hashes are of salted passwords , so its complex to crack those , btw this hack works on leet style wifi passwords 😅
Know any rules that will play around with salts?
isn't there a standard Python 2 to 3 converter? 2to3
I should change my passwords.
John.. John Hammond.
Hey plz make video on Krack attack or Router firmware backdooring😊
THANKS JOHN!!!!!!! YOU'RE THE BEST!!!!!!! ENJOY THE MOVIE...... BE BLESSED❤️🙏
Jupiter nod output coming
Good
That’s not the type of munging I know about 🤪
What about the app that I download to get the password and email
I hope that you will make a video by hacking the Mikrotik server, the latest update
super
I thought colabcat is dead, thanks to some detecting mech. of google and a use restriction that forbids password cracking
@JohnHammond
FYI:
DO NOT USE THE COLABCAT IF YOU WANT TO USE GOOGLE COLAB NOTEBOOKS FOR REGULAR USE!
YOU WILL GET SUSPENDED for violating their terms and conditions. Wish i knew this before trying to run the notebooks.
Chatgpt might allucinate and add words that were not in the list
Bitwarden ftw
What’s munging
Do not search it on Urban Dictionary, you have been warned. It is not the same thing there.
How did you crack the password in only a couple minutes? I did everything you did and have been running John for half an hour.
9:55
What are the odds of two different users generate the same password?
Enjoy the movie!
Try 2to3 to fix python2.
Got stopped by Google trying to use collabcat... Something about "potential abuse". Oh well!
COOL
Pro tip, put emoji in your password and keep it at least 12 characters long, there you have uncrackable password, no matter what you put as password.
Rule one: everything is crackable.
Rule two: saying something is unhackable, makes u get hacked.
Number one thing i learned on security+ is that nothing is impossible to crack.😉
Google will ban if you is use hashcat. I been banned already
So you look and sound like Seth Rogen 😮😮
Certainly not the word we need to be using in the cyber sec space. yikes.
Mor explaining this video hash cat comment skills tools files open
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I think u just hate JTR cause that had ur name there.
Be honest john 😌
A bit meta, but related - after hearing about Passbolt from you and looking into it my problem with it is not the concept, but rather what seems like deceptive - at minimum misleading - marketing on their website. There’s no desktop app, but they have images meant to look like screenshots of a desktop app running on MacOS. Second, these MacOS screenshots hint at MacOS “native” - but Safari is conspicuously absent from the supported browsers.
It’s disappointing that a desktop app and Safari support are missing. Disappointment, however, turns to suspicion when presented with mockups masquerading as a real product. If I feel like I’m being deceived, none of the outstanding features or benefits matter.
*dies of cringe*
Hey calm down, you are speaking way too fast! Using online services to store password is a madness
I DONT Recommande USING PASBOLT USE UR BRAIN
Not saying I've been cracking neighbors wifi but if I was I'd love using rules
And if I was I'd also be very successful in getting free WiFi, but I wouldn't do anything mean like mitm bc that's actually fucked up n I'd already get free WiFi
Like dead serious I don't do mitm n stuff I do get their wifi for free tho
no , no1 should use python2 anymore just edit the code and make it work for python3 print("like this dummy")
@JohnHammond Google Collab was instantly locked after installing colabcat because of misusuing their service. I am now trying to solve this with google. :/ I could not even buy resources anymore after that.