Fingerprint a Hashed Password with Hash-Identifier [Tutorial]

How to Fingerprint Hashed Passwords

Cyber Weapons Lab, Episode 132

Hashes are a way to avoid storing passwords in plain-text. It's a common security feature that requires cracking or brute-forcing in order to obtain a password during an attack. But in order to go about doing this, a hacker or pentester would need to know what kind of hash they're dealing with. We'll show you how to fingerprint a hashed password, on this episode of Cyber Weapons Lab.

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[Spencerk]

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[karthibalaji]

Your OSINT videos pretty useful even for the professionals like us. Great keep up the splendid work.

[u-ux]

10:13 use `sudo !!` to repeat the previous command appending sudo to the beginning ;)

[lunaticironclad]

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[gopalakrishnabs]

I have learned all my basic hacking skills by watching all null byte resources

[thestylesworld]

How to extract the hashes in the first place?

[jjj-xesm]

Hey, you're grate! I don't know if you have done it yet but, could you do a tutorial about how to set up a good proxychain in kali linux, or talk about the new kali linux 2019.4? Thank's

[Inadharion]

0:34 So, if it's "a way of storing information", I should be able to retrieve a 4 gig file from any length SHA digests, right? Seems like you're missing an important premise.

[joseurena]

Great episode, adding this to toolkit

[TRAFFICMETIN]

This one is definitely useful Thank you very much! I had lots of that kind of passwords now I know how to decrypt them easly👍🏻👏🏻

[threeMetreJim]

If guess if you were doing this real-world, you'd make sure there was an known entry in the database that you'd put there yourself before grabbing the database, to speed things along a little. Trying to brute force a hash is time-consuming, you wouldn't want to guess at the wrong one.

[erikw]

Can you explain how to find the hash from an encrypted USB. Thank you!

[Kaiziak]

so hashes are no better than encryptions? What’s stopping anyone from bruteforcing through every algorithm and then bruteforcing the resulted passwords?

[mohammedalkaseer]

hmm i have a question rn ( for what the hash is ?) i mean did u put a link then u got the hash for the person ?

[DarkEdgeStudio]

hoe to identify a hashed password on an html code?

[yunokawaii]

lol :D i feel so unsafe now haha. Great video mate!

[JacquesAndre]

Doesn’t john do this when you load up hashes?

[jon_]

Questions I'm new to this. Can you hide your IP when running Kali to connect directly to device. Say scanning WiFi for info or running nmap. Is there a video I missed or can you make one on it

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[v-rdays]

Can i do that on android, i am also begginer at paython and can you help me how to learn fast or some website