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Reducing password lists with password policies

When cracking passwords, efficiency is everything. You've spend hard earned money on GPUs, you may as well optimise your password lists to make sure that you don't waste time hashing passwords that are out of policy for your target organisation. So that's simple enough with a few grep and sed commands but after a while you start to feel lazy and script it. Thats why I've added  password policy script to my password munging script . Using the policy script is pretty straightforward: ./policy.py -luns passwords.txt -o passwordsinpolicy.txt The switches are as follows: -l --lowercase passwords must include lowercase letters -u --uppercase passwords must include uppercase letters -n --numeric password must include numbers -s --special passwords must include special characters All of the above are switched on by default. The input file must have each password on a separate line. There are also the following optional switches: -m --min minimu...

Snagging creds with Raspberry Pi Zero and Responder

So this is not all my own original work. This is a bringing together of the ethernet gadget tutorial by lady ada at adafruit and the beautiful work by Mubix at room362 which uses Laurent Gaffie's from SpiderLabs responder.py scripts. I'm still using Mubix's recipe of USB Ethernet + DHCP + Responder == Creds but here we are using a £4.00 Raspberry Pi Zero instead of the USB armoury or the HAK5 LAN turtle. Both are awesome products. Please note that this only works on the RPi Zero. Other RPi's will not work!   1.0 Setup the the RPi Zero for Ethernet over USB Download and install the latest Jessie Lite from here onto an SD Card. Pop the card out of the card reader and re-insert it to mount it. Take your favorite text editor and edit the following two files in the boot partition. config.txt Go to the bottom and add dtoverlay=dwc2 as the last line: Save the config.txt file. cmdline.txt After rootwait (the last word on the first line) add a spa...