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There are a bunch of files in a directory on a website.
The file names are like this: [base64 encoded 8 character part]-[static part].mp4
Examples:
https://example.com/videos/neCvxy4d-ZwJ6E9cx.mp4
https://example.com/videos/ew3nVMvG-ZwJ6E9… Continue reading Bruteforce files with base64 encoded names [closed]
I’m trying to solve a brute force login exercise on PortSwigger academy (https://portswigger.net/web-security/authentication/password-based/lab-username-enumeration-via-different-responses) using hydra and I do not know what I’m doing wron… Continue reading Hydra https form post doesn’t work [closed]
Basically this is a recovery operation for a forgotten password of some specific windows program.
I can open the locked file in the program and i can click a button from a dropdown menu to unlock the file, which will open up a popup window… Continue reading Is there a tool that allows be to bruteforce windows dialog of some program? [closed]
By Deeba Ahmed
If you are using Kaspersky Password Manager for creating passwords, you might want to consider regenerating those you created before Oct 2019.
This is a post from HackRead.com Read the original post: Passwords by Kaspersky Password Manag… Continue reading Passwords by Kaspersky Password Manager exposed to brute-force attack
On Windows, user password hashes are not salted and, on Linux, user password hashes are stored in the same root-owned file as the salt. Given this, in what ways might a bruteforce attack to find the user’s password using the known hash po… Continue reading How does having a password hash speed up cracking vs not having a hash (on-site)?
I have an old USB drive encrypted with Truecrypt and can’t read my password writing. I can’t tell if it’s a capital or lower case letter and not sure if it’s a 0 or an o, a t or a + on about 7 spaces. I have basic computer knowledge and wo… Continue reading How to generate a wordlist from a partially known password
Let us imagine a situation where a company stores its user passwords (let’s ignore salts, etc for now) using some hash (say sha256) and the company gets breached. All of the username and password details are now public. The passwords are h… Continue reading Making already hashed wordlists of all possible combinations [duplicate]
Let us imagine a situation where a company stores its user passwords (let’s ignore salts, etc for now) using some hash (say sha256) and the company gets breached. All of the username and password details are now public. The passwords are h… Continue reading Making already hashed wordlists of all possible combinations [duplicate]
Let us imagine a situation where a company stores its user passwords (let’s ignore salts, etc for now) using some hash (say sha256) and the company gets breached. All of the username and password details are now public. The passwords are h… Continue reading Making already hashed wordlists of all possible combinations [duplicate]
Reset token contains lower case a-z, 0-9 number, there will be at maximum 5 number, at minimum there will be 0 number.
It is randomly generated.
How many possiblities do we have?
How much time does this take to brute force?
Example: x8h1w7… Continue reading How to guess 8 character long reset token [closed]