
John the Ripper CE
Published by Openwall and others
Security auditing and recovery tool
Highlights
- Performs dictionary and brute-force password cracking attacks
- Analyzes password hash files from multiple operating systems
- Utilizes command-line interface for manual session control
- Supports custom rule sets for specialized auditing tasks
About this application
John the Ripper CE is a command-line security auditing and password recovery utility designed for use on Linux operating systems. The software combines multiple password cracking algorithms into a single package, detecting weak passwords through dictionary attacks, brute-force methods, and customized rule sets. It analyzes password hash files obtained from various operating systems and applications to determine their vulnerability to unauthorized access. Operating primarily through a terminal interface, the application relies on manual command inputs and configuration files to manage cracking sessions, parse complex hash formats, and utilize specific central processing unit or graphics processing unit capabilities for computational tasks. The software operates strictly within the boundaries defined by the user and requires proper authorization before auditing system credentials.
Where to get it
Linux
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From the publisher
Install from a terminal
flatpak install flathub com.openwall.John
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