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Jumbo John

rockyou.com

MD5

Run john --format=Raw-MD5 hash1.txt --wordlist=/Path/to/wordlist.txt and you get the password:

biscuit

sha1

Run john --format=Raw-SHA1 hash2.txt --wordlist=/Path/to/wordlist.txt and you get the password:

kangeroo

sha256

Run john --format=Raw-SHA256 hash3.txt --wordlist=/Path/to/wordlist.txt and you get the password:

microphone

whirlpool

Run john --format=whirlpool hash4.txt --wordlist=/Path/to/wordlist.txt and you get the password:

colossal

NT

Run john --format=NT ntlm.txt --wordlist=/Path/to/wordlist.txt and you get the password:

mushroom

Copy root:x:0:0::/root:/bin/bash into a "passwd"-file and root:$6$Ha.d5nGupBm29pYr$yugXSk24ZljLTAZZagtGwpSQhb3F2DOJtnHrvk7HI2ma4GsuioHp8sm3LJiRJpKfIf7lZQ29qgtH17Q/JDpYM/:18576:::::: into a "shadow"-file.
Run unshadow passwd shadow > hash to create a unshadowed hash-file. Than run john hash --wordlist=/Path/to/wordlist.txt to get the password.

1234

Download the file and change to content by inserting "joker:" in front of the hash. Than run john --single --format=RAW-MD5 hash7.txt to get the answer.

Jok3r

Password complexity predictability

Az"[A-Z]"

--rule=THMRules

Use zip2john secure.zip > secure.txt to create a txt-file and than use john --wordlist=/Path/to/wordlist.txt secure.txt to get the password.

pass123

Unzip the zip-file and open the txt-file to get the flag.

THM{w3ll_d0n3_h4sh_r0y4l}

Use rar2john secure.zip > secure.txt to create a txt-file and than use john --wordlist=/Path/to/wordlist.txt secure.txt to get the password.

password

Extract the rar-file using the password and open the contained flag to get the flag.

THM{r4r_4rch1ve5_th15_t1m3}

Use ssh2john idrsa.id_rsa > id.txt to create a txt-file and than use john --wordlist=/Path/to/wordlist.txt id.txt to get the password.

mango

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