Thank you for your feedback! 🙏 You’re absolutely right that 'abcd' is a common password and could easily be found in precompiled dictionaries used by tools like Hashcat and John the Ripper. The purpose of this demonstration was to show how vulnerable weak or common passwords are, and why using strong, unique passwords is crucial. That said, I appreciate the suggestion to use a random, complex password in future demos to better illustrate the cracking process. For anyone watching, please remember: always use strong passwords and implement best practices like salting and rate limiting to secure your applications!
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Have you learned something from this video
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Appreciate the feedback 🙏
Nice information 😮, and it’s very dangerous
Thanks! Yes, it can be dangerous if used for malicious purposes.
Kuch bhi bhai, Put some random password and show how it works.
You've used a common password which already exists in dictionary
Thank you for your feedback! 🙏 You’re absolutely right that 'abcd' is a common password and could easily be found in precompiled dictionaries used by tools like Hashcat and John the Ripper. The purpose of this demonstration was to show how vulnerable weak or common passwords are, and why using strong, unique passwords is crucial.
That said, I appreciate the suggestion to use a random, complex password in future demos to better illustrate the cracking process. For anyone watching, please remember: always use strong passwords and implement best practices like salting and rate limiting to secure your applications!