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@elena wrote:

By the way, I did the CEH sample test on the EC-Counsil site and I am not sure if the correct answer for question 8 is really c because I think b would make more sense … ?

I keep you posted how my exam went 🙂

whether the SSID is default or not – it is still can be seen easilly and this is the point
good luck with your exam 🙂

@jinwald12 wrote:

hi i’m a ubuntu Linux user and i was wondering if someone could post a tutorial on grabbing a password hash from a server. 

can you please be more specific about the conditions/limitations? the first answer that comes into the head is “sudo cat /etc/shadow” 🙂

i guess some other way to be a hero like saving rainforests etc. is more ethical 🙂
if you still need that kind of fame i’ll suggest using several widely available online ntlm password “decrypting” sites

even if the threadstarter is not visiting – this software is worth to mention 🙂

http://golubev.com/rargpu.htm

Ants, frankly speaking, I doubt that anybody truly “ethical” will be able to provide you with a statistically-enough list of real-life hashes, i guess you should seek for more online password-cracking services/communities which have lists of cracked/uncracked hashes
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@awesec wrote:

As you are already CISSP and CISM certified I assume that you have a good knowledge and a good base to go for OSCP.

and you’ll qualify for 40 ISC2 CPE Credits for OSCP certification, which is a good addition i think 🙂