Hacking: Learn fast Hack to hack, strategies and hacking methods, Penetration testing Hacking Book and Black Hat Hacking (17 Most Dangerous Hacking Attacks 4) by Alex Wagner

Author:Alex Wagner [Wagner, Alex]
Language: eng
Format: epub, azw3, pdf
Published: 2017-06-14T07:00:00+00:00

Rainbow Tables

This is a pre-computed for reverse engineering hash functions that are cryptographic for the goal in mind to crack multiple passwords.

This is more advanced, however overall this time the attacker would go for the database where all the passwords are kept. Imagine that there is a medium size company that has 1000 employees that are all required to have unique usernames, and passwords. Having that many usernames and passwords in the same place must be secured and hashed according to the Company policy defined by IT Security.

Advanced hackers wouldn’t try to hack one password. Instead, they would try to steal them all. All usernames and passwords meaning not just an average employee, but the CEO, as well all the Finance, HR, Sales, Project Management, Business Continuity, IT Security, Service Management, Infrastructure Engineers, Technical as well Application Developers, IT Service Desk, Desktop Support and so on. All employees usernames and passwords can be taken by one go using Rainbow Tables. As you see there are more than a few passwords would be kept in the same place, they would be hashed to be not visible to anyone, however having a rainbow table in place, it would recover plain text information to the attacker.

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