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HOW TO USE JOHN THE RIPPER PASSWORD CRACKING TOOL


Step 1:

Initially we need to create a text file as shown below, YIKES never mind content I've written 

Step 2:

we can see that we can able to see the file using ls command

Step 3:

let us zip the text file and we add password for it and save it as zip file


Step 4:

we can able to notice the the zip file here

Step 5:

When we tried to unzip the file it asks password right, assume that we don't have a password.

Step 6:

initially we need to change the zip file to hash file for that follow the below syntax.

Step 7:

we can able to see the hash file

Step 8:

tadow!!!! we can able to see the password in the below screenshot



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