Date: Tue, 23 Aug 2005 12:09:44 -0600
To: focus-linux@securityfocus.com, security-basics@securityfocus.com
In order to test the passwords on our system, I have been trying to
get John the Ripper and Crack to work with bigcrypt/crypt16. Neither
seems to have support built in for this type of hash and I can't find
anything in the doc or on the internet that has information on how to
do this. .
Does anyone have any suggestions or references to information?
Re: Decrypt Passwords ... it is called brute force....John the ripper might help ... If its a good password though it could take a very long time to crack... (RedHat)
Win Passwords and John ... I have a copy of my WinXP SAM file and I would like to feed it to John... the Ripper to see if John can crack my passwords. ... SAM file to a format that is readable for John the Ripper.... (Security-Basics)
Re: How to retrieve old passwords or current password ... you can sniff the hashes and use a tool like lc5 or john the ripper to crack them. ... i already have password policies in place however i want ... (microsoft.public.windows.server.sbs)
[Full-Disclosure] commerical rainbow crack? ... I have an md5 hash I need to crack, left john the ripper on it for a few days without success and gave up. ... Are there any commercial organisations that have a huge rainbow crack table that anyone knows of?; I have a feeling this may be a very complex password. ... (Full-Disclosure)
Re: Security - John the Ripper ...OpenVMS tries not to keep the original clear-text password around. ... the John The Ripper tool,... You can't generally use a dictionary attack directly against OpenVMS ... (comp.os.vms)
