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Admin: /* Use John the Ripper */

2015-08-28T07:19:10Z

Use John the Ripper

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	$ cd ../run		$ cd ../run
	$ ./john -test		$ ./john -test

			Benchmarking: wpapsk, WPA/WPA2 PSK [PBKDF2-SHA1 256/256 AVX2 8x]... DONE
			Raw: 2256 c/s real, 2256 c/s virtual

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			Not bad at all!!!

	==Github Repos==		==Github Repos==

Admin: /* Github Repos */

2015-08-28T06:49:18Z

Github Repos

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	Then I checked out nosecleaner, a Github repo with my Python wireless scripts: https://github.com/charlesreid1/nosecleaner		Then I checked out nosecleaner, a Github repo with my Python wireless scripts: https://github.com/charlesreid1/nosecleaner

			Now we have some password lists (in SecLists), a basic cracking script (in nosecleaner/cracking), and we're just about ready to rumble.

			The last thing we need is password files.

			==John Password Files==

			We want to transfer some already-processed password files from other computers to the AWS instance, because we don't want to waste time fiddling with software to do a conversion into this and then that and then the other format.

			Use the sequence described on the [[Aircrack and John the Ripper]] page to go from an Aircrack cap file with handshakes in it to a John the Ripper password file.

			Use scp to move your password files over to your cracking machine.

Admin: /* Use John the Ripper */

2015-08-28T06:46:37Z

Use John the Ripper

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	===Use John the Ripper===		==Use John the Ripper==

	Now you can go use your John binary:		Now you can go use your John binary:
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	$ ./john -test		$ ./john -test
	</pre>		</pre>


			==Github Repos==

			First, I checked out the SecLists repo from Github: https://github.com/danielmiessler/SecLists

			Then I checked out nosecleaner, a Github repo with my Python wireless scripts: https://github.com/charlesreid1/nosecleaner





	{{JohnFlag}}		{{JohnFlag}}

Admin: /* Make John */

2015-08-28T06:41:09Z

Make John

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	===Make John===		===Make John the Ripper===

	Now change to JohnTheRipper/src directory and run the configure script:		Now change to JohnTheRipper/src directory and run the configure script:
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	<pre>		<pre>
	$ cd JohTheRipper-1.8.0.6-jumbo-1/src/		$ cd JohTheRipper-1.8.0.6-jumbo-1/src/
			$ ./configure
	</pre>		</pre>

			This will create a Makefile. The default install directory is self-contained: it's ../run/

			so you can make everything:

			<pre>
			$ make
			$ make install
			</pre>

			===Use John the Ripper===

			Now you can go use your John binary:

			<pre>
			$ cd ../run
			$ ./john -test
			</pre>



	{{JohnFlag}}		{{JohnFlag}}

Admin: /* Software Update */

2015-08-28T06:27:30Z

Software Update

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	$ apt-get install -Y unzip		$ apt-get install -Y unzip
	$ apt-get install -Y build-essential		$ apt-get install -Y build-essential
			$ apt-get install -Y libssl-dev
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Admin: /* The Procedure */

2015-08-28T06:20:29Z

The Procedure

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	$ apt-get update		$ apt-get update
	$ apt-get install -Y unzip		$ apt-get install -Y unzip
			$ apt-get install -Y build-essential
	</pre>		</pre>

Admin: /* Install John the Ripper */

2015-08-28T06:20:14Z

Install John the Ripper

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	Download the zip file and extract it.		Download the zip file and extract it.

			<pre.
			$ unzip JohnTheRipper-1.8.0.6-jumbo-1.zip
			</pre>

	===Make John===		===Make John===

			Now change to JohnTheRipper/src directory and run the configure script:

			<pre>
			$ cd JohTheRipper-1.8.0.6-jumbo-1/src/
			</pre>

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2015-08-28T06:17:16Z

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From barebones AWS instance to John the Ripper ripping some passwords.

=The Procedure=

==Get the Amazon Compute Instance==

Get the compute instance request going, get the node fired up, and get logged in.

I use the private key for the machine, which was provided to me by Amazon, to ssh into the machine like this:

<pre>
$ ssh -i my_amazon_key.pem ubuntu@<ip of amazon machine>
</pre>

Then I'm in - I don't need a password.

==Software Update==

<pre>
$ apt-get update
$ apt-get install -Y unzip
</pre>

==Install John the Ripper==

===Get Zip File===

I usually go with the latest jumbo file, in this case 1.8.0.6-1.

Download the zip file and extract it.

===Make John===

{{JohnFlag}}