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today were going to be going over how to use hashcad to unlock password protective files the password protective phone question is right here its secret.pdf we try to open this CH contents we just agree with the password prompt and we dont know what it is so were going to want to change that so the first thing we need to do is we need to use some kind of tool to extract hash from the file that we can use to crack the password Kelly has a bunch of default tools or built-in tools which we can use for this theyre all something to John so the way we can find these is we just type locate to John here we can see a bunch of files were going to want to focus on the user bin section see all these are different all these are different file formats that these two John tools can work against but were going to want to focus on PDFs so were just going to do a Ctrl shift f see you can see the PF is two John is there so now that we know the name of the binary Im going to want to type PDF to J
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