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netwox number --help
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netwox
NETWOX provides a step-by-step interactive session.
Appendix B : Tool Syntax 713
Chapter Tool Syntax
Chapter 7
(continued)
FGDump Usage:
fgdump [-t][-c][-w][-s][-r][-v][-k]
[-l logfile] {-h Host | -f filename}
Options:
-u Username.
-p Password where username and password have
Administrator credentials.
-t Will test for the presence of antivirus without actually
running the password dumps.
-c Forces fgdump to skip the cache dump.
-w Forces fgdump to skip the password dump.
-s Forces fgdump to skip the LSA secrets dump.
-r Makes fgdump forget about existing
pwdump/cachedump files. The default behavior is to
skip a host if these files already exist.
-v Makes output more verbose. Use twice for greater
effect.
-k Keeps the pwdump/cachedump going even if
antivirus is in an unknown state.
-l Logs all output to logfile.
-h The name of the single host to perform the dumps
against.
-f Reads hosts from a line-separated file.
LC5 Syntax options within the Graphical User Interface
(GUI).
CHNTPW All syntax is interactive.
John the
Ripper
To run John, you need to supply it with some password
files and optionally specify a cracking mode, such as,
using the default order of modes, and assuming that
the password is a copy of your password file:
john passwd
Or, to make it use a wordlist with rules only:
john -wordfile:/usr/dict/words - rules
passwd
Cracked passwords will be printed to the terminal and
saved in a file called ~/john.
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