I have a set of password hashes. As far as I know the -rules option only allows you to define rules for the password the user may be using (foobar, foobar123, f00bar).-format corresponds to the format of the hash: there are many predefined rules , so you can modify your file to the format salt:md5(salt+password), eg: 9e7443:7e97ff201ff38416138a22a7f3adfa3b9c10e947481bd94b16eed7df6b6e2806, and find a format which processes username:md5(username+password) for example.Another option would be to use dynamic scripts.
This method will be trickier but also more flexible.
I'm working on an assignment where I have to write a password cracker, to crack a password of which I have found the hashed value while compromising a system (.htpasswd) file on a web server.I've written the program and it works fine with simple and basic MD5 hashes, but the one I will be using is Salted MD5 hash.I've asked for assistance from my lecturer and he provided this:Import module from passlib.hash import aprmd5cryptuse this function aprmd5 crypt.encrypt(password, salt=salt)where the password is the word from RockYou and salt is the value from the developer's hash value. This should help you out.I've added this in my program but it's still not picking the password from a wordlist that contains the password.The aim is to make my code work, not to find the password (I managed to get it in a previous stage using John The Ripper). #!/usr/bin/env python#Importing algorithmimport md5import hashlibimport passlib.hash#Importing the algorithm for the hashed SALTfrom passlib.hash import aprmd5crypt#The password is 1qa2ws3ed#The SALT value is Wv63/0xMcounter = 1passin = rawinput('Please enter MD5 Hash: ')pwfile = rawinput('please enter the wordlist file name: ')#Opening the file to make sure the path is correct prior commencing to crack the passwordtry:pwfile = open(pwfile, 'r')except:print 'nFile Not found.' Quitfor password in pwfile:filemd5 = aprmd5crypt.encrypt('1qa2ws3ed', salt='Wv63/0xM')md5.new(password.strip).hexdigestprint 'Trying password number%d:%s '% (counter, password.strip)counter += 1if passin filemd5:print 'nMatch Found. NPassword is:%s'% passwordbreakelse: print 'nPassword Not Found.'
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I will give 1min theory lec on this first:PJohn the Ripper is free open source password cracking tool for Linux, Unix and Mac OS X.A windows version is also available.This tool can detect weak password.Refer this link: /Note: If you are downloading the windows version then make sure your Antivirus software is off other wise it will block it.So lets start practical how to use john the ripper.First of all you all know it is password cracking tool i will take one example here to demonstrate how it crack the password:I am using bWAPP;).