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Please note, this is not a technical question.
I am doing some research on Dictionary based password cracking that will hopefully be of use for optimisation.
So I was wondering how do most professional hackers use JTR.
Do you normally use it for just cracking one password at a time or do you use a short or long list of passwords? Also, how long would you leave it running before you gave up and tried another method?
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Well, I wouldn't call myself a professional hacker, but I use JTR mostly on Linux. On Windows, I prefer Cain and Abel. I use it for both, a single password and groups of passwords cracking. I typically don't run it for more than a few days.
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however many hashes i get from a box is how many i run john on, and will continue to run it on a non production machine until the engagement is close to reporting. Distributed jtr is my next goal to quicken the cracking process. jtr is
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I really like JTR too but I don't need it often. I use it for both single and multi. Depending if time is an important key I would let it run also for a longer period of time on a seperate machine.
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It depends on what you are trying to achieve. If you just want to prove a point JTR in single crack mode can reveal the weakest passwords in seconds and demonstrates the need for good password policy. I use longer runs when I want to leverage the passwords I find to get deeper.
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Hey thanks guys. That helps me a lot.
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