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this is a password protected zip file except you can hack it and you can find out whatamp;#39;s inside or you can even uncover the password and this is a normal zip file by the way itamp;#39;s a regular archive where you can extract the files uncover the contents if you know the password itamp;#39;s encrypted but in order to be able to see whatamp;#39;s inside we need to know the password and now normally you might think oh well we can just Brute Force the password say we pass it to zip to John and use something like John the Ripper or hashcat and try to Brute Force randomly guess maybe dictionary words any potential password that could have been used to encrypt the file but in this video I want to show you something different maybe the password Brute Force didnamp;#39;t work or just something got in the way or you knew of an easier and faster method and thatamp;#39;s exactly what I want to show you in this video Letamp;#39;s dive into a known plain text attack now hereamp;#39;
