[yaaa11]

i barely understand the concept. anyone got an in-depth tutorial? trying to crack an Rbx.rocks hash.

any suggestions for applications with an easily-accessible user interface for beginners would be great!

[herpsswd]

i barely understand the concept. anyone got an in-depth tutorial? trying to crack an Rbx.rocks hash.

any suggestions for applications with an easily-accessible user interface for beginners would be great!

already tried using hashcat tool ?

imo it's faster than JTR for bcrypt hashes

+ if you're not familiar with CLI, someone on the hashcat forum make a GUI version, can be good to see

-> https://hashcat[.]net/forum/thread-9151.html

[yaaa11]

i barely understand the concept. anyone got an in-depth tutorial? trying to crack an Rbx.rocks hash.

any suggestions for applications with an easily-accessible user interface for beginners would be great!

already tried using hashcat tool ?

imo it's faster than JTR for bcrypt hashes

+ if you're not familiar with CLI, someone on the hashcat forum make a GUI version, can be good to see

-> https://hashcat[.]net/forum/thread-9151.html

so i'm supposed to select a hash... how do i get said hash? i have the password as a string of text. is there any way to upload it as that?

[BertK135]

i barely understand the concept. anyone got an in-depth tutorial? trying to crack an Rbx.rocks hash.

any suggestions for applications with an easily-accessible user interface for beginners would be great!

First get deps

sudo apt update sudo apt install build-essential libssl-dev

Then install john the ripper

sudo apt install git git clone https://github.com/openwall/john -b bleeding-jumbo john cd john/src ./configure make -s clean && make -sj4

check install

cd ../run ./john --list=build-info ./john --list=formats | grep bcrypt

get a wordlist, like from seclists

sudo apt install seclists

and start cracking with wordlist:

./john --format=bcrypt --wordlist=/usr/share/seclists/Passwords/Common-Credentials/10-million-password-list-top-1000000.txt hashes.txt

[yaaa11]

figured it out lol. thank you for your help everyone.