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JTR Quick Guide
Simple jtr tutorial by..... ComSec

program: john the ripper

download : http://www.openwall.com/john/
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ok first using an old frontpage exploit just for this tutorial i searched google and was able to gather info and

found plenty of targets for this guide , i took some screenshots to show you some examples

example:

inside the file i targeted i found the hashed password like this

blah:S2XSgk2WEfE9w

so saved to list ready to crack , i called mine MD5pass for this lesson

this is what jtr will be cracking,

after you have several passwords to various sites you can begin jtr or just use a single hashed password ..its up to you

now there are many ways to crack the file using jtr am just going to use the basic
one i find the easiest but slowest to use...there are plenty of jtr guides around for more detail cracking modes

common modes are

john -si [passfile]

john -w:[wordlist] [passfile]

john -i [passfile]

there are other modes using digits,alpha,all...they all do the same thing... anyway on to basics

assuming you have john in C:\ directory just type

c:\john -i MD5pass.txt

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after several minutes\hours you should have something like this with cracked passwords if you take a look at the image

after 21 minutes it had cracked 13 of the 36...not bad after 3hrs 24min 18 cracked...half done wink.gif btw each password cracked is a website....so up to now 18 possible targets

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to check progress hit any key

to stop the cracking hit Ctrl+c session aborted

to view your results type:

c:\john -show MD5pass.txt>result2.txt....this will save the file called result2.txt in the jtr root like this


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you now have the password to gain access to the ftp,or whatever

to resume your cracking

type:

c:\john -restore

will load the remaning uncracked passwords and resume attempts from were it left off

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JTR Commands and Modes

**if you look in the doc folder that came with JTR it gives you details on how to use them**

hope you enjoyed the tutorial...remember if you do gain access to a site\server please inform the admin

i hold no resposibility for your actions

ComSec


23 june 2003

dont come any easier than this...i think !

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http://comsec.governmentsecurity.org
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