John the Ripper
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What is John the Ripper?
John the Ripper is a free and open-source password cracking software tool. It is primarily used to perform dictionary attacks and brute-force attacks to recover passwords from password hashes. It supports many different hash types and operating systems and is a popular tool for security auditing and penetration testing.
What other technologies are related to John the Ripper?
John the Ripper Competitor Technologies
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John the Ripper Complementary Technologies
Metasploit
Metasploit can leverage John the Ripper for password cracking as part of penetration testing workflows, making them complementary.
Kali Linux
Kali Linux includes John the Ripper as one of its pre-installed tools, and it's a platform where JtR is commonly used.
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Which job functions commonly mention John the Ripper?
Penetration Tester
0.5% of all Penetration Tester jobs mention John the Ripper
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Security Architect
7 Security Architect jobs mention John the Ripper
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Security Engineer
85 Security Engineer jobs mention John the Ripper
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Security Analyst
9 Security Analyst jobs mention John the Ripper
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IT Security
11 IT Security jobs mention John the Ripper
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Which organizations are mentioning John the Ripper?
Standard Chartered Bank
Finance and Insurance
CACI International
Professional Services
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