Learn more: www.praetorian.com In a recent blog post, I announced that our team at Praetorian has been developing an easy to use password cracking tool with advanced features. Our initial goal for the project was to create something that made password auditing easier for our services team. However, after several internal discussions we’ve decided to share our work with the security community in order to see if this tool has value beyond what we had initially envisioned. We’ve even talked about opening up a private invite-only Beta to let others get some hands-on time with the tool. I encourage you to learn more about the tool and leave feedback/comments at the link above (it may increase your chances of receiving an early invitation). I recorded this short screencast to demonstrate some of the basic functionality of the tool and I’ve also outlined several additional features below. CURRENT FEATURES: The application supports password hashes from Windows and Linux operating systems, MSSQL Server, MySQL Server and various other formats (MD5,SHA1, SHA256 and SHA512). The application auto-detects hash formats during the upload process. Cracking can be performed on-demand or scheduled and once passwords are cracked they can be viewed, exported and/or deleted from the application. The front-end was designed to make projects with a large quantity of hashes easy to manage. We also introduced the concepts of “projects” and “companies” to make managing our workflows even easier …
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