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Hackers are brute-forcing exposed MS SQL database servers to deliver Mimic ransomware, Securonix researchers are warning. About Mimic ransomware Mimic ransomware was first spotted in the wild in June 2022 and analyzed by Trend Micro researchers in Janu… Continue reading Hackers are targeting exposed MS SQL servers with Mimic ransomware
GTK is transferred at 3 message.
https://www.wifi-professionals.com/2019/01/4-way-handshake
What is for GTK key in 4 way handshake while PTK exists?
I’m learning Active Directory attacks and in one of the labs we are given the example of gaining the initial foothold in an AD system via NetNTLM by performing a password spraying attack. For the purpose of the lab we are given a custom py… Continue reading Using Hydra on a NTLM authentication
I am setting up a brute-force with hydra, and receiving valid responses for almost all requests from passwords list. But on the web form I am still getting an error that credentials are wrong. What am I missing in the script?
System set up… Continue reading Hydra returning all credentials as valid [duplicate]
I had a .zip file that was apparently encrypted with AES-256 deflate.
7z l -slt archive.zip | grep Method
Method = AES-256 Deflate
Then I used zip2john to get a "hash" out of it:
archive.zip/archive/flag.pdf:$zip2$*0*3*0*5e6874b… Continue reading How can I understand the zip2john hash format?
Does 7z or RAR5 offer better resistance to brute force attacks?
Continue reading Does 7z or RAR5 offer better resistance to brute force attacks?
When you say “recapping” it conjures up an image of a dusty old chassis with point-to-point wiring with a bunch of dried-out old capacitors or dodgy-looking electrolytics that need replacement. …read more Continue reading Leaky SMD Electrolytics? Try These Brute Force Removal Methods
Trying to resurrect a very old ppt file (2003 Office) So, get the hash
python3 ./office2john.py ./<filename>.ppt >hash.txt
After compiling the software under ubuntu (the build passed all its tests)
./src/john/run/john ./hash.txt … Continue reading Why is this successful brute force with John the Ripper unsuccessful as pw
Trying to resurrect a very old ppt file (2003 Office)
So, get the hash
python3 ./office2john.py ./<filename>.ppt >hash.txt
After compiling the software under ubuntu (the build passed all its tests)
./src/john/run/john ./hash.txt … Continue reading John the ripper brute force password does not work
I am currently using XAMPP installed on windows to do a brute-force attack to DVWA. The command prompt that I used is Ubuntu, but the virtual machine is not opened and installed. Just a command prompt from Ubuntu that opened at Windows.
I … Continue reading Brute-Force by using XAMPP on windows, Ubuntu installed in Windows and DVWA