Root@kali:# john -show hash.txt 0 password hashes cracked, 1 left My question is, why does it say 0 password hashes cracked, when I've just cracked it moments ago? I want to view the previously cracked password. Root@Kali699:/Documents/jtr/run# zip2john '/root/Documents/jtr/run/crispyy01.zip' asdf01.txtroot@Kali699:/Documents/jtr/run# john -wordlist=password.lst as.

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This post will serve as an introduction to password cracking, and show how to use the popular tool John-the-Ripper (JTR) to crack standard Unix password hashes. I am also working on a follow-up post that will provide a far more comprehensive look at password cracking techniques as well as the different tools employed (as well as their pros/cons).
John the Ripper (JTR) is a widely known and verified fast password cracker, available for Windows, DOS, BeOS, and OpenVMS and many flavours of Linux. It uses wordlists/dictionary to crack many different types of hashes including MD5, SHA, etc. John the Ripper: Fast Password Cracker.

A week ago I wrote about a couple of interesting applications that can crack passwords, but they were not as fast as I thought. After investigating this topic further, I ended up using a community-enhanced version of John the Ripper.

Requirements

Install packages required to compile source code.

Compilation

Create a temporary directory that will be used to compile source code.

Change the working directory.

Download the most recent community-enhanced version.

Extract downloaded archive.

Change the working directory.

Execute configuration script.

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Compile source code.

Compiled software is available in the run directory.

You can execute commands directly from that directory.

Simple installation

Create a destination directory for the application.

Copy application to the destination directory.

You can execute commands directly from that directory.

Advanced installation

Pass JOHN_SYSTEMWIDE parameter in CFLAGSduring the configuration phase.

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Create the destination directory and copy the application after the compilation process.

Take care of the configuration files.

Alter configuration files to use a shared location.

Extend PATH variable to include application directory.

You can use recently compiled utilities after you log in again. Alternatively, evaluate ~/.bashrc file to expand PATH in the current shell.

Usage

Use zip2john utility to get the hashed password out of the zip archive.

Use john Plugin alliance crack mac torrent. to crack password.

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rar2john utility will work in the same way for rar archives.

Additional notes

There are other interesting utilities in the community-enhanced version which you may like to examine.

Use strace command in case of problems with the location of configuration files.

First time I used this tool, I was amazed because it got my root and user password easily (it wasn’t that strong though).

About John the Ripper
John the Ripper is a fast password cracker, currently available for many flavors of Unix, Windows, DOS, BeOS, and OpenVMS. Its primary purpose is to detect weak Unix passwords. Besides several crypt(3) password hash types most commonly found on various Unix systems, supported out of the box are Windows LM hashes, plus lots of other hashes and ciphers in the community-enhanced version.

Installing John the Ripper:
It’s available in official repos, assuming you are using the DEB based distros:

Using John the Ripper:
The name was the most thing I fell in love with 😀 it rips actually, after installation please run this

to get everything set and it should output something similar to

Sigmakey crack v2.35.03 (setup loader) download. Now lets get things ready by creating a test account we need:

Create a user with the username as test
Assign a password to it, here am giving it the password “password”
When this is done successfully, Linux saves user hashed passwords in /etc/shadow, test this by running
which will return something similar to
Before we go on ripping and testing how strong this password is, John works with files i.e. works with file with the hashed password inside, so we are going to copy that returned line and place in a file
Now lets give John job to do by directing it to dehash password in the test_pass file
Taking some minutes this returns something similar to
As we see it dehash the password here password (test) so easily 🙂

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John might take minutes, hours, days or even weeks to dehash a password depending on how strong they are. Apart from user passwords, John also dehash hashes but must be in a text file and in this format

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Summary:
For me, John is a cool tool for testing how strong your password is. Weak passwords as we used as an example here is being cracked within minutes but strong ones might take hours and might not yeild result.