This repository contains a set of shell scripts designed to facilitate the ethical hacking process using John the Ripper, a powerful password cracking tool.
The project is divided into two main scripts: prerequisites.sh and pass_crack.sh, each serving a distinct purpose in the password cracking workflow.
prerequisites.sh: This script automates the setup process by updating system repositories, installing necessary dependencies, downloading and compiling John the Ripper from source code, and verifying the installation.
It encompasses steps 1 to 5 of the password cracking workflow. pass_crack.sh: This script focuses on the password cracking process, including downloading the rockyou.txt wordlist, extracting the hash from a target RAR file, cracking the password hash using the wordlist, and analyzing the results.
It encompasses steps 6 to 9 of the password cracking workflow. Usage:
1:Clone the repository to your local machine using the command:
2:Navigate to the repository directory:
cd ethical-hacking-john-the-ripper
3:Make the shell scripts executable:
chmod +x prerequisites.sh pass_crack.sh
4:Execute the Prerequisites.sh script to set up the environment:
./Prerequisites.sh
5:Execute the pass_crack.sh script to perform the password cracking process:
./pass_crack.sh
Ensure that you have appropriate permissions to execute the scripts. Modify the target_file.rar variable in pass_crack.sh to specify the path to your target RAR file.
These scripts are intended for educational and ethical hacking purposes only. Usage for malicious activities is strictly prohibited.
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