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I hope you have enjoyed this lesson on Cain and Able and the different

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ways it can be used for credential access and beyond. Below, I have put

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together some additional information that you can use to explore the

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capabilities of Cain and Abel, as well as some of the features we covered

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in our demo. A few added capabilities we did not cover in our lesson that

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you may want to explore are the VoIP features and the SecurID token

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calculator.

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In addition to the links I provided,

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you can access all this information from the user manual

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locally on your system once you have installed Cain. On the

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right‑hand side of the slide,

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I've included some external resource is that you can leverage with Cain,

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including packet captures to crack,

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as well as some common password lists you can use

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with Cain for dictionary attacks.

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Additionally,

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I have included a link on how you can create your own rainbow tables for

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use with the cryptoanalysis attack feature of Cain.

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I hope you have enjoyed your introduction to Cain and Abel

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and are able to take advantage of its feature set during

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your red teaming activities.