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All right now that we have everything ready I have hashcash already extracted in here.

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I have my handshake and my wordlist so I'm ready to use hash cut to crack the password.

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So first of all we have to open the command prompt.

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So I'm going to go to the Start Menu.

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I'm going to type ACMD to access my command prompt.

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Now I'm going to navigate to the location where I extracted hash cut.

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So it was in C..

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So I'm going to do is I'm going to do.

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See the forward slash to go all the way back to the root of the C directory.

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Then I'm going to do to list all available directories.

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This is the equivalent to ls in Linux.

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And as you can see now I have a directory called hash cat.

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So I want to navigate into that and to do that we're going to do see the hash cat and I'm going to press

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tab to autocomplete and then I'm going to do there again to list all the files in this current directory.

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And as you can see I have hashcash pineries in here.

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I have a 32 bit and 64 bit binary.

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So you need to run the one that's compatible with your processor and you can see I also have my handshake

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that I copied earlier and I have my word list right there.

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Now to run Hauschka.

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We're going to do hash cat 64 dot X and I'm going to do dash dash help to see all the options and arguments

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that I can use with the tool and as you can see we get a big list that show us all the options and how

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to exactly use the tool.

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So at the top here you can see the usage of the tool.

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So this is the default syntax that you should use the tool with.

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And this is exactly the same whether you use the tool from Linux or from windows.

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So I'm showing you how to use it from Windows.

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But if you manage to install your graphics card drivers on your Linux then you can use it the same way

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that I'm showing you here.

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So basically you need to give the full name at the start which is Hauschka and then we're going to set

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the options and you can see we have a big list of options here at the bottom.

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Then you are going to give the file that contains the data that you want to crack.

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And in our case the hate C-cup X-File followed by the dictionary to run the attack.

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And in our case it's going to be called Raku.

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So I'm going to type in flashcard now because I'm on Windows.

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I'm going to have to type Pashka 64 the X.

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But if you're on Linux you're just going to do Hosh card then we're going to have to set the options.

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And as you can see we have a huge list of options that we can set for each option.

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We can see the option name we can see the type.

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So this is the value that this option can take it can be a number it could be a file could be a character.

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We can see that description.

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So this tells us what we can set with this option and then we have an example at the end showing us

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an example of setting this option to a certain value.

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Now the first option or argument that I want to use is the minus capital.

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And it's the description you can see that this argument will show us information about the devices in

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this computer that can be used for cracking.

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So if we just do minor you can see that we have two devices that we can use for cracking.

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We have my device number one which is the GP you and it has an idea of one and you can see all the information

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about this device in here including its memory then we can see we have another device and that is astrology

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for you.

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And again you can see all the information related to this device.

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Now the next option that I want to use is D-minus m.

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Now this specifies the Hosh type.

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So the type of hash that you want to crack now the hash type is a number.

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So we have to give a number that corresponds to the hash that we want to crack and the free scroll down

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you'll see that we have a table called hash modes and it contains all the hashes that we can crack on

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their corresponding number.

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So my target is a WPA Hosh or WPA 2 and you can see that the number corresponding to this is 2500 so

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to set this option we're going to do minus and and we're going to put 2500 to tell Hoshko that I want

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to cry a WPA or WPA too harsh.

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Now the next option that I want to set is the minus D.

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To tell hashcash which device I want to use for cracking.

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So when we did minus I mean we had two devices we had number one which was my GP you and we had number

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two which was my CPQ.

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So I want to use the GP for cracking and therefore I'm going to do my nails minus the one.

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Now let's go up and have another look on the usage of the tool to make sure that we're using it properly.

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So we've already said Hauschka.

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We've already set the options and the next thing that we need to do is to give the cap X-File followed

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by the wordless file.

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So we've already converted our handshake to the Hitachi cap x extension and we placed it with the wordlist

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both in the same directory as Hosh cut.

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So that's our current working directory as you can see here.

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I have my wordlist.

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I have my hate C-cup file right here.

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So my handshake is called handshake doated C-cup X and my word list is called Rock You dirty XTi.

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So now our command is done.

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And let me go over just one more time so that it's clear to you first of all we put the tool name which

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is Hauschka.

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And we put Sixty-Four because I have a 64 bit processor.

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So we're doing hashcash 64 RTX either word do in-dash to specify the hash type and I'm put in 2500 because

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we weren't on the hash Mode's table.

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And we've seen that 2500 is the number for WPA and WPA to hushes.

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Then I did dash the and I put number one to tell Hoshko that I want to use device number one for cracking.

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That's my GP you and I was able to see all my devices by doing hotshot dash.

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So we did that at the start and we've seen the list and then we've seen that device number one corresponds

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to my GP you then according to the usage of the tool we see that we have to specify the handshake file

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after that and I've already converted my handshake file to a hasty CapEx extension and it's already

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in the same working directory.

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That's why I don't need to give a full path and it's called handshake to take CapEx.

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And finally we had to we have to give the wordlist and again the wordlist and the same working directory

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so we don't have to give a full path and we just had to say Raku that the XTi which is the name of my

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wordlist.

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Now I'm going to hit enter and hashcash it is going to start the cracking process using my GP you instead

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of the C.P. you

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now as you can see we can actually pause and rescue him using the P and R if we want.

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And this way we'll be able to save our progress so that we can stop and come back to the cracking whenever

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we want

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OK.

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Now as you can see hashed out is done and it's managed to get the password for me and this is the network

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name so that's the name of my network.

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And you can see that in my house to get me the password which is one two three four a b c d.

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It took it one minute and seven seconds to get to this password and I've actually moved the password

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manually to the end of the wordlist to make sure that we go through the whole wordlist and the structure.

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Now let me show you how big the wordlist is it's actually not a small world.

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It's not a huge wordlist but it's big enough.

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So one minute and seven seconds.

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It's a really really good time to go through this wordlist.

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So I'm just going to open it right here and I'm going to scroll all the way down.

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And as you can see we managed to go through about 14 million passwords within one minute seven seconds.

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Now put my password is actually at the bottom but it's not the very last password so it's around 14

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million.

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But this is a very impressive time compared to the time that you get with you.

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Again 14 million passwords within one minute seven seconds.

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Now I'm not using the best GP you in the market.

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So if you have a better GP you then you'll be even faster than this.

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But even with that it's a very very good time.

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So as you can see using the GP will make the cracking process much much faster than what it would be

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if we're using a C.P you even if you're C-p is very fast.

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Now just as an idea or for something for you to try as practice you can actually pipe crunch to hashcash

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exactly the same way that I showed you how to do it with aircraft.

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So you can practice that yourself and hashcash already supports pas and rescue.

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So you'll be able to use huge or at least you'll be able to save your progress.

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And you'll also be using your GP for the cracking.

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So you'll be able to go through the wordlist much faster than what you would if you're using aircraft

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ngi.