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	John the Ripper - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		John the Ripper is a free password cracking software tool.
		John the Ripper is a perfectly safe program to install and run on your computer.
		If you are running a multi-user system, you should make sure you are shadowing your password file such that the hashes are not visible; however even if you are not, not installing John will not prevent a malicious user from running John on their own computer with your hashes.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/John_the_Ripper (406 words)

	John the Ripper 1.7, by Solar Designer
		In particular, John the Ripper 1.7 is a lot faster at Windows LM hashes than version 1.6 used to be.
		John the Ripper 1.7 also improves on the use of MMX on x86 and starts to use AltiVec on PowerPC processors when cracking DES-based hashes (that is, both Unix crypt(3) and Windows LM hashes).
		In fact, John the Ripper includes an external "cracking mode" (defined in a C-like language available for use from the configuration file) to demonstrate this kind of weakness of one such password generator ("Strip", which is short for "Secure Tool for Recalling Important Passwords").
	www.securityfocus.com /print/columnists/388 (2619 words)

	Let John the Ripper Audit Your Passwords: Security Basics \| WatchGuard Technologies, Inc.
		John the Ripper (JtR) is a free password-cracking program popular amongst hackers and security experts alike.
		JtR employs methods such as dictionary attacks, where it tries thousands of words from a wordlist in hopes of finding a match, or brute force, where it systematically experiments with millions of character combinations until it stumbles upon a password.
		Testing John the Ripper on your network may initially present you with some bad news, but if your passwords are weak, you want to know it before an attacker does.
	www.watchguard.com /infocenter/editorial/135213.asp (1213 words)

	Linux.com \| CLI Magic: John the Ripper
		John the Ripper is part of the Openwall GNU/*/Linux project, or Owl for short.
		Now is the time to spend a minute or two perusing the README in the main John the Ripper subdirectory and the OPTIONS file in the doc subdirectory, particularly the section entitled "Additional Utilities," as we'll need to use at least one of them shortly.
		Keep in mind that John the Ripper can be made to be both faster and smarter with the use of word lists.
	enterprise.linux.com /enterprise/05/07/05/1837211.shtml?tid=89 (883 words)

	Openwall Project: Information Security software for open environments
		John the Ripper 1.7.1 ("development") has been released including bitslice DES code for x86 with SSE2 for better performance at DES-based crypt(3) hashes on Pentium 4 and SSE2-capable AMD processors, as well as assorted high-level changes to improve performance on current x86-64 processors.
		John the Ripper 1.7.0.2 is out adding a fix for a long-standing bug in the rule preprocessor which caused some duplicate characters to not be omitted on 64-bit platforms.
		It is now possible to run John the Ripper on OpenVMS (both Alpha and VAX) targeting any of the supported hash types, and to crack OpenVMS passwords (SYSUAF.DAT) when running on any of the supported platforms, due to patches and VMS executables contributed by Jean-loup Gailly.
	www.openwall.com (3699 words)

	John the Ripper and Darvin ??? - The macosxhints Forums
		John is pretty minimal on ouput -- it doesn't include the time it took to break the password.
		One, John should have found passwords for uid 501 and 502 and two, John should have cracked the password for root.
		The reason why John the Ripper (GUI) didn't find the other 2 uid password is because they are asterixed out in netinfo.
	forums.macosxhints.com /showthread.php?t=21291 (995 words)

	John the Ripper password cracker
		These and older versions of John the Ripper are also available via FTP locally and from the mirrors.
		There's a collection of wordlists for use with John the Ripper that may be purchased on a CD with delivery worldwide for $28.25 + USPS postage ($28.88 total in the US) or for $49.95 + UPS delivery, or the CD image or content may be downloaded for $27.95.
		John the Ripper is a part of Owl, Debian GNU/Linux, EnGarde Linux, Gentoo Linux, Mandrake Linux, and SUSE Linux.
	www.openwall.com /john (1254 words)

	Casebook: Jack the Ripper - John Arnold
		John Arnold was an enigmatic character involved in the investigation of the Pinchin Street torso murder of 10 September 1889 - indeed for a time he was a top suspect in the case.
		Swanson completed his report by stating that a woman was found "insensible" in High Street at 12 midnight on the night of 7 September, and that this occurrence may have given rise to the false report of another Jack the Ripper murder.
		Apparently, John Arnold had been known to the police in the district, as he had a reputation for drinking and gambling.
	www.casebook.org /witnesses/john-arnold.html (1848 words)

	LWN: John the Ripper 1.7 announced
		John's "raw" performance at LM hashes is now similar to or even slightly better than that of commercial Windows password crackers such as LC5, -- and that's despite John trying candidate passwords in a more sophisticated order based on statistical information (resulting in typical passwords getting cracked earlier).
		John 1.7 also improves on the use of MMX on x86 and starts to use AltiVec on PowerPC processors when cracking DES-based hashes (that is, both Unix crypt(3) and Windows LM hashes).
		To my knowledge, John 1.7 (or rather, one of the development snapshots leading to this release) is the first program to cross the 1 million Unix crypts per second boundary on a general-purpose CPU.
	lwn.net /Articles/171419 (651 words)

	John The Ripper - GovernmentSecurity.org
		JTR is a password ca for UNIX style passwords.
		Although the maximum length of the password is normally 8 chars, don't remove or truncate the words in the wordlist which are larger than 8 chars.
		John is btw smart enough not to test two passwords again if the list is sorted.
	www.governmentsecurity.org /forum/index.php?showtopic=1038 (1234 words)

	eBay - john the ripper, Audiobooks, Fiction Books items on eBay.com (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-31)
		PB "THE GREEN RIPPER" BY JOHN D. The Green Ripper by John D. Macdonald
		John D MacDonald's "The Green Ripper" (PB 1979)
		The Green Ripper by John D. MacDonald (1987) PB
	search-desc.ebay.com /search/search.dll?query=john+the+ripper&...&krd=1 (357 words)

	The Linux Documentation Project Search Results (john the ripper)
		John the Ripper or Crack regularly on systems for which you’re responsible to ensure.
		Brute force attacks, such as "Crack" or "John the Ripper" (see section Section 6.9) can often guess passwords unless your password is sufficiently random.
		An active password cracking tool john, normally called john the ripper, is a tool to find weak passwords of your users, and even mail them automatically if...
	www.tldp.org /cgi-bin/ldpsrch.cgi?words=john+the+ripper (234 words)

	Inside Open Source: Using John the Ripper
		I have chosen to cover JTR because it is regularly updated, fast, and fairly simple to use.
		JTR comes with a number of command-line options you can use to modify its behavior.
		JTR allows you to stop and restart a session later if required.
	opensource.apress.com /article/57/using-john-the-ripper (1087 words)

	I n f o - S e c . c a : John the Ripper for Win32 (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-31)
		This is a development version (1.6.40) of John which offers many improvements over version 1.6 and is available as a convenience for those who are unable to compile John with Cygwin for whatever reason or do not have a *nix box available.
		Note: John the Ripper 1.7 has been released and an official Win32 build is available.
		John does not 'play nice' with other processes and will make your system sluggish if you plan to do anything other than stare at the screen while running John.
	www.info-sec.ca /john/john.html (241 words)

	LWN: Cracking Passwords with John the Ripper
		John the Ripper is a general purpose password cracking application:
		Version 1.7 of John was announced on February 9 by Solar Designer: "John the Ripper became a lot faster, primarily at DES-based hashes.
		I agree with you, but it is possible that a copy of of John could turn a small security lapse into a large one quite rapidly, so other than your sysadmins, you probably don't want anyone else having a copy of that.
	lwn.net /Articles/172179 (1204 words)

	Cracking OpenVMS passwords with John the Ripper
		This is patch 5 for John the Ripper to allow cracking OpenVMS (Vax and Alpha) passwords.
		For general questions about John the Ripper, please refer to its documentation, available in John 1.6.
		Disclaimer: John the Ripper should not be used against machines you do not own or administer, or have prior permission to run password cracking tools against.
	gailly.net /security/john-VMS-readme.html (704 words)

	Using John The Ripper (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-31)
		A common use for John The Ripper, is for auditing your user's passwords.
		We see that john quickly cracked these passwords, since they were based on dictionary words and were short.
		It is possible to specify a much larger dictionary file for john to use, which is availale on john's website.
	www.gwtechcraft.com /john.html (309 words)

	Darknet - The Darkside - Ethical Hacking, Penetration Testing & Computer Security
		There are other good alternative too, my favourite being Cain and Abel then probably John the Ripper.
		Technorati Tags: Cain and Abel, john the ripper, jtr, L0phtcrack, lc5, LCP, password cracker, password cracking, symantec
		JTR (Password Cracking) - John the Ripper 1.7 Released - FINALLY
	www.darknet.org.uk /tag/john-the-ripper (729 words)

	[No title] (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-31)
		Or you can just use the file in the format it is given, John the Ripper will work with either format, this is an example of what part of a password file looks like with all the information.
		I am unfortunately going to tell you that you must read the example rules in the original john.ini file as these are well annotated and explain what happens to each word.
		Note that any line starting with "#" is an annotation and ignored by JTR, and I (and I suggest you) comment out lines that could be run by adding a semi-colon in front of it so that JTR skips it this time.
	members.lycos.co.uk /thevikingdk/jtr.htm (2456 words)

	[security] [openwall-announce] John the Ripper 1.7.1 (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-31)
		A new development version is out - numbered 1.7.1: http://www.openwall.com/john/ JtR 1.7.1 adds bitslice DES code for x86 with SSE2 for better performance at DES-based crypt(3) hashes on Pentium 4 and SSE2-capable AMD processors, as well as assorted high-level changes to improve performance on current x86-64 processors (both AMD and Intel).
		On a related note, the SecurityFocus interview with me on John the Ripper 1.7 is now also available off the Openwall website: http://www.openwall.com/john/interviews/SF-20060222-p1 For those who are interested in some benchmarks of the new code, here they are.
		The OS on both systems was Linux and the same builds of John were used (I copied my pre-compiled executables to both systems).
	lists.seifried.org /pipermail/security/2006-May/013342.html (1099 words)

	NT Gatekeeper: Using John the Ripper (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-31)
		I've heard a lot of great comments about the John the Ripper (JtR) password cracker, but the tool appears to be rather complex.
		When you download JtR (which is available for free from http://www.openwall.com/john), be sure that you download the Win32 binaries.
		However, JtR can't retrieve the password hashes from the SAM database.
	windowsitpro.com /WindowsSecurity/Article/ArticleID/26784/26784.html (933 words)

	J!NX Forums - can't run john the ripper
		Posted - 02/07/2005 : 03:45:47 AM downloaded it from www.openwall.com, there's a 3 john.exe in the folder, 1 is in the run folder, second one is in the john-k6 folder and the last one is in the john-mmx folder.
		But the biggest problem I think, john the ripper is a COMMAND LINE program.
		Ive downloaded three different.ZIP files with it on and everyone i use in WINZIP then try to use it just says "Unable to load main program" Ive tried all three and none of them work, ive tried doing the command prompt but tht doesnt work either (running "C:\My Documents\Adams Stuff\Other\john.exe") but that doesnt work.
	www.jinx.com /forum/topic.asp?TOPIC_ID=28999 (717 words)

	Patches for John the Ripper (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-31)
		The following patches for the password cracking program "John the Ripper" have been released by Simon Marechal.
		Use vanilla John if you do not require the additional ciphers.
		The john bigpatch adds support for a wide range of password hashes to John the Ripper.
	www.banquise.net /misc/patch-john.html (188 words)

	ktulu - Distributed John (DJohn) (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-31)
		The cracking in itself is done by John The Ripper and djohn's server (djohnd) divides the work in work packets and coordinates the effort among the clients (djohn), which are the ones who do the work.
		The server status can be viewed using the utility djs (djohn status) and a cgi front-end is provided to remotely view to server status (djs can only be used in the machine the server is running as it uses shared memory to get the status).
		In future releases, the plan is to merge the code with John The Ripper to be able to use the different methods of cracking John provides.
	ktulu.com.ar /en/djohn.php (282 words)

	John the Ripper Tutorial (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-31)
		John the Ripper may be simple for many geeks to use, but newbies and geeks in training may find it difficult to do exactly what they want.
		JTR is a program that decyrpts Unix passwords using DES (Data Encryption Standard).
		How to use a wordlist with JTR: I'll assume you already have a wordlist in the JTR directory (it comes with password.lst, if you want to make your own I'll tell you how later).
	www.osix.net /modules/article/index.php?id=455 (2052 words)

	John the Ripper 1.7, by Solar Designer
		John the Ripper 1.7, by Solar Designer 2006-02-25
		Re: John the Ripper 1.7, by Solar Designer 2006-02-28
		John the Ripper 1.7, by Solar Designer 2006-03-01
	www.securityfocus.com /columnists/388 (835 words)

	John the Ripper
		John the Ripper is an excellent password cracker available at http://www.openwall.com/john/
		This program will help system and network administrators identify users with weak passwords, and illustrate the need for secure password practices (e.g.
		Cracked passwords will be displayed on STDOUT (if running interactively) as well as stored in a file named john.pot.
	www.brandonhutchinson.com /john_the_ripper.html (173 words)

	Buzzing Bye » John the Ripper
		I was playing around with a new tool this weekend.
		I started the program John the Ripper running on both my home desktop and office workstation.
		This program grabs the hashed password from the /etc/shadow file and tries to crack it.
	josiah.ritchietribe.net /blog/archive/2006/02/1220 (298 words)

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