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passwordcracking
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HashCracker is a small Python project that demonstrates basic password hashing and cracking functionality using SHA-256. It consists of two scripts - hasher.py and cracker.py - that generate hashed password files from a list of passwords and attempt to crack them, respectively.
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These scripts showcase the use of multithreading and GPU acceleration for various computational tasks.
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Programming and Algorithms II - (Dr Shaimaa Musaad - Dr Mohammed Ibrahim) Coursework I - Rainbow tables for cracking password hashes using python // Ahmed Hanafy - TKH ID#202000355
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Crack the code of password security – a hands-on guide with FreeSSH & Cain & Abel.
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Apr 25, 2024
Improved password security policy
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A simple passwording cracking tool that uses the CPU, therefore results in slower cracking times than GPU alternatives. Mostly designed as a proof of concept.
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Information Security and Privacy Assignment at NYU
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Example multi-threaded and single-threaded GoLang ability to crack SHA2-256 based hashes using wordlists
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🔓🔑Proyecto académico para estudiar la fortelaza de las contraseñas con la herramienta John The Ripper.
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The argon2-kraken program is a password cracking tool that uses the Argon2 hashing algorithm. The program can use either the OpenCL or CUDA library to run the Argon2 hashing algorithm on the GPU. The program takes in a leftlist file, a wordlist file, and a potfile, and outputs the successfully cracked passwords to the potfile.
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This project analyzes the vulnerability of various password types against cracking attempts using John the Ripper. It highlights how password complexity affects security.
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This is a quick demonstration of how authentication shouldn't use strcmp (or other non-time-compensated methods)
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A basic FTP Passwordcracker script to learn myself some cybersecurity scripting.
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Check-password-in-javascript-validation
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Condition in RUST for hash collision
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Brute Force attack is Technique that guesses the passwords by trying random combinations.
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Simple python script that can crack ZIP FILE's password!
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The Password Strength Tester and Cracker is a Java-based tool designed to enhance cybersecurity awareness and education.This tool integrates user input and random password generation, providing a comprehensive solution for password analysis. It is ideal for understanding the importance of strong passwords and the risks associated with weak ones.
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