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Cow patty is a versatile tool that can recover the pressure keys using both dictionary and rainbow table

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attacked.

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Although it's not being actively developed, it is quite useful still, especially when using its rainbow

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table attack method.

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So for this reason alone, it's worth adding to your arsenal of tools.

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So since a cow patty does not include a sniffer component, it still requires a handshake to be captured

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with an external tool such as arrow dumping.

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So I'll just use the handshake file that we previously captured.

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So go to Calli and first we'll type Cowpat and you see the parameters.

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And we'll give it a dictionary file with the F parameter.

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Now I'll use the rainbow table attack of kabaddi.

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So the main purpose behind using cow patty is to make use of pre computed hashes similar to aero lib

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and to crack passwords, so by using these pre computed hashes, frequently called rainbow tables.

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This will significantly reduce the time required to crack passwords, as are all of the computation

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is done ahead of time.

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So that means we first need to generate the hashes for our SS idea, along with a dictionary file containing

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passwords.

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Now, cow patty included Tooele, Jen, PMK, and this can be used to generate the required rainbow

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tables.

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It also has a following syntax, Jen, PMK f.

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The fall path of the dictionary file.

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The final to save the computed hashes and the network yes ID.

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Far out now, it's creating the harsh fire.

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It's OK, so it's time to run Cowpat using the captured file and generated hashes.

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And I'll also add the two parameter, it's a non strict mode because Cowpat, he has an issue with Aradigm

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captures.

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So finally, add the network inside and run it.

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Maybe this parameter is no longer used, so still eat it and run it again.

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Oh, he found the key very quickly at time.