Tag: Passwords
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Web Encryption Using Javascript
I was analyzing a login page one day, and an odd idea came to me. What if we encrypt the data being sent on a website using Javascript? Admittedly, this idea seems pretty useless seeing that HTTPS does the same thing but better, but what about websites that use self-signed certificates or don’t use HTTPS…
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Hashcat vs John the Ripper (JTR)
Hashcat and John the Ripper are both popular tools for password cracking. Both have pros and cons, and in this article, we will review some of them. Quick list If you don’t feel like looking through everything here are the main points. Hashcat Pros: Cons: John the Ripper Pros: Cons: Personal Reviews These are my experiences with both.…
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Gain WPE Credentials with Evil Twin Attacks
Continuing from my previous tutorial, we will be exploring Evil twin attacks in WPE in this article. WPE stands for WPA-Enterprise and large companies or organizations typically use it. The biggest difference between enterprise and personal WiFi networks is that most Enterprise networks use username and password login systems while personal networks use passwords only.…