Password Cracking 101+1: Part 6 - Hybrid Attacks
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- Опубликовано: 7 сен 2024
- In this session we learn about hybrid attacks, which combine either a dictionary + mask, or mask + dictionary.
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When it comes to the type of person that would be attacked, i.e. someone unknowing - they are usually gonna keep the default password provided by their ISP (12+ random alphanumeric lc/uc characters). Making wordlists completely pointless. I think when it comes to the average home wifi, hashcat is not able to do anything special.
How would you have the users password hash in the case of a man-in-the-middle attack being the file server? If I understood correctly the only information that the file server would receive/have is: the plaintext username, the challenge and the challenge encrypted with the hash of the password.
This type of authentication/scenario can be used in a network poisoning attack where the attacker can impersonate the file server and illicits NTLMv1/2 hashes from the victim. Common tools that can be used to achieve this are responder and Inveigh and there are plenty of writeups online about it.