in one terminal type:
mkfifo crackpipe
crunch 1 100 abcdefghijklmnopqrstuvwxyz0123456789 >> crackpipe
in another terminal substitute the wordlist in the .zip cracker for crackpipe.
it may take a while![]()
One of the folks at my work forgot her password to a zip file with some important docs in it. I checked to see if she had any copies of any of the contained docs outside of the zip and there are none. I have been given full permission to try to access this file.
Can anyone suggest anything I can do to break into this file assuming she used a strong password? Backtrack 3 or otherwise?
I have tried using some x86 based zip crackers with some password lists I have dug up and no luck as of yet.
Thanks in advance... please move this if I posted this in the incorrect forum
in one terminal type:
mkfifo crackpipe
crunch 1 100 abcdefghijklmnopqrstuvwxyz0123456789 >> crackpipe
in another terminal substitute the wordlist in the .zip cracker for crackpipe.
it may take a while![]()
if a solution to a problem is stupid and works, it is not stupid.
"Nowadays, security guys break the Mac every single day. Every single day, they come out with a total exploit, your machine can be taken over totally. I dare anybody to do that once a month on the Windows machine." - Bill Gates :rolleyes:
Did the poster ever get anywhere on this ? I for one would be interested to see what
was used and how !
If the password is half way decent, cracking a file like this is going to take forever. Directions are in post #2.
ThinkPad T400
well.. for interest's sake then
I am having trouble figuring out exactly what is meant in post #2
Have done quite a bit of searching on the forums and cant find any info on
how a crack could be actvated on an archive file.
I presume that a wordlist or the like could be included in one way or another ?
Sure you can head down to elcomsoft.. but it would be a lot nicer if it can
be done with command line no ?
Just interested in the outcome !