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1. www.ifm.net.nz › cookbooks › cisco-ios-enable-secret-password-crackerCisco IOS Enable Secret Type 5 Password Cracker - IFM

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   Ever had a type 5 Cisco password that you wanted to crack/break? This piece of Javascript will attempt a quick dictionary attack using a small dictionary of common passwords, followed by a partial brute force attack.

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2. www.petenetlive.com › KB › ArticleCisco - Cracking and Decrypting Passwords (Type 7 and Type 5) -...

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   Decrypting a Type 5 Cisco password is an entirely different ball game, they are considered ‘secure’ because they are ‘salted’ (have some random text added to the password to create an MD5 hash) however that random salt is shown in the config.

3. community.cisco.com › t5 › routingDecrypt Type 5 password - Cisco Community

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   2 sie 2017 · There is no decryption as the passwords are not encrypted but hashed. Although it's also a cryptographic operation, it's not a reversible encryption but a one-way function. All you can do is to take many different passwords, hash them and compare the result to your given hash-value.

4. www.cisco.com › c › enConfiguring Security with Passwords, Privileges, and Logins -...

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   15 lut 2016 · Configuring and Verifying the Enable Secret Password. Cisco recommends that you use the enable secret command, instead of the enable password command to configure a password for privileged EXEC mode.

5. developer.cisco.com › codeexchange › githubwifiwizardofoz/ciscoType5hash - Cisco Code Exchange

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   An offline Cisco Password Hashing Tool for Cisco IOS/IOS-XE. This script converts a plain text password into a Cisco 'secret' CLI hash. It currently supports Type 5 (MD5), Type 7 (XOR Cipher), Type 8 (PBKDF2-HMAC-SHA256), and Type 9 (scrypt)

6. www.cisco.com › c › enUnderstand Cisco IOS Password Encryption

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   22 lip 2024 · Use the enable secret command for better security. The only instance in which the enable password command can be tested is when the device is in a boot mode that does not support the enable secret command. Enable secrets are hashed with the MD5 algorithm.

7. community.cisco.com › t5 › network-managementSolved: Enable, Secret, Privilege Password - Cisco Community

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   29 lip 2021 · So, how do I generate an encrypted secret while maintaining the secret 5 level password? If I configure with secret password without specifying 5, the secret level is set to secret 9 in 'sh run' but I want to maintain it at secret 5.