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Now every time we use aircraft ngi regardless of the method.



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Aircraft ngi will use the C.P. you or the central processing unit to process the passwords and try them



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against the Hunchy.



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So basically the processor or the C-p is what's being used in the tracking process.



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Now this is usually the default behavior of most tools because the CPE is the brains of the computer



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is the central processing unit and thus the default component that's used when the computer needs to



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process data.



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Now if we pause for a second I think a lot of computers also contain another processing unit which is



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DGP to the GOP stands for the graphics processing unit and it's built and designed so that they can



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carry out repetitive tasks very quickly.



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For example rendering pixels on the screen is a very repetitive task because it literally loops over



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each pixel on screen and displays data in it.



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Therefore the process of key cracking is very similar in its essence to rendering pixels on screen for



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example.



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Basically it's a very repetitive task because we go through the wordlist and we take each password in



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the word list and then try to test it against the handshake and see if it's valid or not.



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So it's a very repetitive task.



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And because the GOP views are optimized to carry out repetitive tasks very quickly they're actually



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more efficient than simply use when it comes to cracking.



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So if you have a good graphics card you can use that graphic card or GP you in the cracking process



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instead of the C-p you.



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And that way you'll be able to go through the wordlist and carry out the cracking process much faster



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than if you would do it with the C.P. you and that's the main goal of this lecture I want to show you



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how to use the GP and the cracking process instead of the C-p you and we'll see how fast that is compared



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to the speed that we were getting with the C-p you know first of all before we do anything you need



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to have a powerful GP you or at least a good graphics card.



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We're going to use a tool called hash cut for the cracking process because aircraft engine does not



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allow us to use the graphics card and the cracking.



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I'm also going to do this from a Windows machine because most people use have drivers for Windows and



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it'll be very difficult to install their drivers for Linux.



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So if you're if you can install your driver for Linux then it's ok you can use hashcash from Linux exactly



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the same way that I'm going to show it in this video but I'm showing you how to do it from windows because



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it's actually much easier to install the drivers for a graphics card for Windows because most manufacturers



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or release official drivers for Windows whereas when you go to Linux you might have to install third



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party packages to get it to work.



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So I have the Web site here for Hoshko.



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I'm going to include in the resources now before you can use hash cat you'll have to download the driver



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requirements for your GP you so you can see in here we have a list of the drivers that you need to download.



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So if you have an AM DGP you you'll need to download the HMD radon software for Linux.



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You'll have to download the MDG Depue pro driver and so on.



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Now I'm on Windows so I'm just going to highlight this and I'm going to right click and search google



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for it and you'll see the first results will come up with the right result.



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So I'm just going to click it.



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And then you can see I can download it from here.



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And it is very easy.



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Just double click the downloaded file.



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Then next next next next.



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And then your computer will restart and you'll have it installed.



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Now I've already done all of that so I'm going to go back to Hosh cat and I'm going to go ahead and



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download the binary of hash cut.



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And as you can see now that's downloaded for me and it's gone in the download directory.



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So it's zipped file it's a seven zip file you'll need an archive manager to open it.



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I already have.



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When you are installed so I'm just going to double click it and that's going to be opened in winter.



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Now I'm going to click it's directory here click on extract to uncompress it and I'm going to choose



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to uncompress it in my C directory.



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I'm going to hit OK and that will basically put the files for hashcash in my C. directory.



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Now the next step is going to be converting my handshake to a file that's compatible with hash cut.



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Now when we capture the handshake as we've seen in all the previous lectures it's usually stored in



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a file that has a copy extension so that c.a.p.



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Now hashcash can't read the files so we'll have to convert this to a file that's compatible with Hauschka.



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Now we can do that very easily using an online tool made by hashcash.



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So I have tried here and again I'm going to include its link in the resources.



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Now all you'll have to do is just go on Choose file choose the cap file that contains the handshake.



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Click on Open and then put the network name in the SS ID field.



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Now my network name is already started in there so it's UPC 7 2 3 7 6 2.



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I'm gonna click on convert now as you can see now this automatically changes the file type to a hate



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cap x file and it automatically downloads this for me as well.



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So if I go to my downloads directory you can see that I have a new file here and it has a hate C-cup



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X extension.



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This is the extension that hashcash can read and understand.



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Now I'm just going to rename this file and I'm going to call it handshake so that it's easier for us



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to know.



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Now we're all set.



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I have my hand shake here and I also have my word list right here which is called Rock Q And I'm just



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going to copy both of these files



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and put them in the same directory as hashcash.



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So I put hashcash in C so it's in my PC C and it's called Hauschka at and I'm going to paste the word



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list on the handshake in here.



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Now we're all set.



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We have our wordlist on the handshake on the same directory as hashcash binary.



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So now we're ready to use hash cut and all we have to do is we have to navigate here from Windows command



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prompt then run Hauschka out against this handshake with the dictionary that we just copied.



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So in the next lecture I'm going to show you how to use hash cut from the windows command prompt to



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crack the handshake using the GP you instead of the C-p you.