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[Autogenerated] it's time for the first demo.

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Let me show you how you can launch a dictionary attack using hash Cat.

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Here is my testing environment in the file hashes dot txt You can see 10 MD

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five hash is My task is to find 10 passwords in plain text that correspond

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to these 10 MD five hash is for this purpose.

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I will launch a dictionary attack using cache Cat.

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First, I have to tell hash cut that the file hashes dot txt includes MD five.

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Hash is I will use the command hash cut dash dash help to

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check the hash mode for MD five hash is,

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As you can see, the hash mode for MD five hash is is zero,

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and this is what I need to specify in my hash cut command.

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That's why in the console, I will type hash cut Dash M zero in the next step.

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I need to specify the attack mode.

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I will type Dash A Zero, which is used for a straight or standard attack.

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I will discuss a different attack mode in one of the upcoming demos.

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After that, I will provide the file with MD five.

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Hash is hashes dot txt.

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And finally, I will provide a dictionary with my passwords dictionary dot txt.

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What will happen is as follows.

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MD five hash will be calculated for every password from dictionary dot txt.

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If the calculated MD five hash is SQL to one of the hashes from hashes dot txt,

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then the password will be cracked.

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Let me know.

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Hit,

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enter and let's check how many passwords will be

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cracked as a result of this attack.

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As you can see,

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four out of 10 passwords have been cracked and you can see these passwords here.

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I love you.

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Secure password.

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Let's have fun and see you later.

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This is how you can launch a classical dictionary attack in Hash Kat.

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And in the next demos,

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I will show you how you can launch more advanced

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dictionary attacks using hash cat.

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But before I jump to the next demos,

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I would like to tell you where you can find password dictionaries.

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You can go to module free off this course named resources,

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and in this module you will find links to some really good password

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dictionaries that I recommend you to use in your own password cracking