Mr Robot CTF (TryHackMe) | Hashcat, John the Ripper, Base64 & Hash Cracking Explained (Part 5) скачать в хорошем качестве

Mr Robot CTF (TryHackMe) | Hashcat, John the Ripper, Base64 & Hash Cracking Explained (Part 5)

In this video, we continue the TryHackMe Mr Robot CTF series and focus on hash cracking using Hashcat and John the Ripper. This session is completely practical and beginner-friendly, where I explain hashing vs Base64, why Base64 is reversible, and why hashes are one-way. You will see how we extract a hash from the Mr Robot CTF machine, identify the hash type, and crack it using Hashcat with a custom fsociety wordlist. I also demonstrate John the Ripper, explain why it feels slower, and show how to select the correct hash format and syntax. This video includes real mistakes, command errors, verbose output analysis, and how to fix them — exactly how learning happens in real-world penetration testing and CTF challenges. What you will learn: Difference between Base64 encoding and Hashing How to identify Base64 strings manually What hashing is and why it’s one-way Using Hashcat for hash cracking Using John the Ripper and choosing correct formats Understanding hash modes and attack modes Using custom wordlists in CTFs Real troubleshooting while cracking hashes This video is recorded inside a legal TryHackMe lab environment and is meant for educational purposes only. If you are learning ethical hacking, cybersecurity, bug bounty, or CTFs, this video will help you understand hash cracking deeply instead of just copying commands. 👉 Like, Share & Subscribe to support the channel and stay updated with more TryHackMe, Mr Robot CTF, and ethical hacking tutorials.