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Information Security

Crack Linux OpenLDAP SHA Passwords Using oclHashcat-plus

SecurityBy alexMarch 11, 20121 Comment

As you know we think that oclHashcat is one of the best password crackers available and along with Hashcat and John The Ripper are pretty much the only password crackers we use at this point. Earlier someone asked me to crack some OpenLDAP hashes which come in SHA and SSHA format and the below example…

Information Security

Calculate Disk Space Size Needed To Generate A Wordlist For Password Cracking

SecurityBy alexMarch 7, 20122 Comments

Today I was having a discussion regarding wordlist size, the calculation to come up with the specific size the wordlist would be once generated, and various other items revolving around password cracking. Somehow the application crunch came up which in the past has been used to generate wordlists however its fairly slow compared to other…

Information Security

Crack Cisco IOS Password Hashes, Crack Cisco Type 5 & Type 7 Password Hashes

SecurityBy alexAugust 18, 20118 Comments

Cisco devices running the Cisco IOS have three types of ways to display passwords in the device configuration which include Type 0, Type 5, and Type 7. Below we describe all three methods of storing passwords in the Cisco IOS device configuration and how to obtain the password from each method either by simply reading…

Information Security

Automated Password Cracking: Use oclHashcat To Launch A Fingerprint Attack

SecurityBy atomAugust 15, 20108 Comments

The below article explains how I used password fingerprinting to crack 500,000 password hashes in less than half a day completly automated. This article shows each command step by step, but only to describe the details of how password fingerprinting with oclHashcat works. The reality is that the password fingerprinting process can easily be automated…

Technology Errors

If Aspell Is Already Installed, Do Correction Of Relative Path To aspell-15.dll And Restart

ErrorsBy alexJanuary 6, 201031 Comments

I wasn’t sure if Notepad++ was going to install properly on my new laptop running Windows 7 64-Bit. After the initial installation of Notepad++ I was receiving an error that I assumed must be related to the fact that this was a 64-Bit OS and not a 32-Bit OS. The issue ended up being a…

Technology Insights

Notepad++ Spell Check Not Working On Windows XP

InsightsBy alexAugust 17, 2009Leave a comment

Spell check is not installed on Windows Notepad++ by default so to make it work you actually have to install a third party application called Aspell. To check and see if Aspell is installed on your Notepad++ version simply open a new document, write a sentence, and then click the spell check button which is…

Technology Insights

Microsoft Outlook 2007: Backup and Restore Custom Dictionary Additions from “Add to Dictionary”

InsightsBy alexJune 29, 2009Leave a comment

Restoring your Outlook 2007 dictionary additions is easy but you just need to make sure you can recover the data or you back the proper file on a regular basis. The additions to the Microsoft Outlook 2007 dictionary are added when you  Spell Check an email and instead of correcting the spelling you click the…

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