Password Hacking in Kali Linux 

@@mysterio8984 yup youtube-dl helps here :)

nobody can take down this

@@TheBenSanders link pls?

Amen

@@TheBenSanders upload somewhere

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Can u help me to hack

Hello ​@@hedahddiamohamed3077

bana yardımcı olabilir misiniz hack ile ilgileniyorsanız

kanka bana bi konuda yardımcı olur musun eğer hack ile ilgileniyorsan

Yorumu ben atmadım ki kendi kendine otomatik atıyor herhalde telefonuma virüs girmiş

thanks

Sometimes those are good too.

@@ReligionAndMaterialismDebunked yeah, if you hate yourself.

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okay

thats why you should use a password manager with "randomly" generated passwords!

Indeed, do you have some good rule recommendations? Also, Hashcat is not only CPU based, you can select your GPU for even greater success (WSL is great for nvidia cards as an example)

@@HitemAriania OneRuleToRuleThemAll is good afaik

Hey. Can u help me with something.?

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Have you been succesful using that?

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You have 3 attempts before the server closes the connection, but you can just connect again. So hydra either opens a new connection for each attempt or every other attempt. However it's very noisy and your ip is most likely going to get banned pretty fast if used. Using Fail2Ban for example.

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I was facing the same problem, he was the one that help me

His user name is

Loyd_Ethics

On

I will start using passbolt thanx

Ask them for it

He wasn't locked out, his session was terminated. He just needs to reestablish a new session and try again. He reached the "MaxAuthTries" or half of it, rather. Run the command "man 5 sshd_config" to find out more about "MaxAuthTries"

This isn't something I've looked into at all, but what makes sense in my head is that it could be something like this: Imagine that his 3 attempts to log in are like putting a key in a lock and trying to turn it. Perhaps the lock is set up to automatically kick you out when it detects three consecutive failed turns. What I'm thinking is that maybe hydra and other brute forcers/crackers are able to compare the "keys" to the "lock" without actually turning them, therefore seeing what would work and what wouldn't work without actually having to "turn the key," thus never triggering a reaction.

Hydra starts another connection for every attempt.

@@mckenziepepper7942 ty :)

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What about TryHackMe or HackTheBox ?

TryHackMe has red team exercises, a lot is membership content, but there are free labs too.

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u copied the same thing in network chuck

but does it help getting into an old gmail cuz i need help with that

That's what I am wondering about right now. Did you found the solution?

fail2ban will block pretty quick.

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