[GUIDE] Windows Password Cracking - Breaking the NTLM Hash (Local/Remote Relaying)

0x80 · 2013-09-30T21:10:19+00:00

[color=#FF0000] Article: Windows Password Cracking: Breaking NTLM Hashes Author: 0x80 [color=#FF0000]BREAKING THE NTLM HASH: [color=#FF0000]-- What is NTLM? -- NTLM is a protocol used within windows for password storage and network authenication, NTLM hashes use MD4 encryption and when used for network authentication the hashed NTLM string is used rather than the original plaintext password. A typical NTLM hash is case sensitive, has an unlimited length and is a stronger networking hashing algorithm than its counterpart LM network hash. NTLM is the protocol used specifically for password hashing whereas NTLM-AUTH is used for network-based remote authentication requests when interacting with services. There are various different flavours of NTLM, such as NTLM-AUTH, NTLM-V1, NTLM-V2, NTLM2, and flavours can vary based on whether they are signed or not. [color=#FF0000]-- How does NTLM work? -- NTLM authenticates with remote services through a 'handshake' that consists of three messages be

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Jul 22, 2014 10:19 PM

damn i am lost. This is way complicated lol

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