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======================================== book 4 pg 165; file 4.6 31:37 * if u have no access to hashes, u may want to consider pwd guessing (using tools like thc-hydra) or sniffing clear text or challenge/response exchange (e.g, cain, tcpdump, etc) * if u have hashes & want to crack the pwd -for salted hash from unix like, use tradional pwd cracking (john ripper) -for lanman, nt hash from windows, use rainbow tables, or tradtional pwd cracking (john or cain) * if you have lanman challenge/response ntlm1 or ntlm2 catures use pwd cracking (cain) * if u have lanman. nt hash and smbaccess use pass the hash ======================================== file 4.4 3:52 minute Pwdump tools a. pwdump3 to pwdump6 b. fgdump c. pwdump7 ======================================== john * john.pot file = when john cracks a pwd, it displays the result on the screen and stores it in the john.pot file. John will not load pwd that it has already cracked based on what is stored in john.pot.