Password Cracking
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disease or abnormal condition
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The simplified electron and muon model, Oscillating Spacetime: The Foundation...
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Password Cracking
- 1. RAINBOW TABLES LM & NTLM HASHES By:- Rahul Sharma TE COMPUTERS T3224245
- 3. Old technology used on LAN Manager
- 4. NT hashes
- 5. Unicode password or MD4 hash
- 8. how to create the hash
- 9. LM hashes
- 10. Overview
- 11. Proof that case doesn’t matter Password = E52CAC67419A9A22 4A3B108F3FA6CB6D PaSSwORd = E52CAC67419A9A22 4A3B108F3FA6CB6D Password1 = E52CAC67419A9A22 38F10713B629B565
- 12. NTLM HASHES Uses MD4 algorithm to create a hash of the mixed-case password Results in a 16 byte hash of the password (stored in the SAM…) Used for any password greater than 14 characters
- 13. NTLM HASH
- 14. Proof that case DOES matter Password = F15ABD57801840F3 348DDCCAFB677F6A PaSSwORd = 17504CE07C0A0D4A 1BD3A99A0821F957 Password1 = F9A3152D926F9FF8 98D0BAFBA0BFFD30
- 15. NTLM Hash Considerations Case preserving Maximum length = 127 characters Better Security than LM Hashes Number of ≤14-character password (full char set) ≈ 2.7*1067 Number of 127-character passwords ≈ 4.9*10611
- 23. Reduce Hash Hash Reduce Reduce
- 26. Hash Reduce Reduce Hash Reduce Hash Reduce Hash
- 29. How to prevent rainbow tables from cracking passwords??
- 31. This makes it possible to speed up password cracking with precomputed Rainbow Tables
- 33. Linux Salts its Hashes