TL;DR
Hello Guys. This is my first video on Cybrary. It deals with cracking SSH Passwords with Hydra. Yes, I know the video is old (from 2014), but the info is still relevant. If you have any questions, please comment below and I'll answer as soon as possible.
Transcript:
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alright welcome back to another video
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from insect X is application penetration
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distinct course in the previous video we
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have seen how someone can actually
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exploit your iphone using metasploit if
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you don't change your default password
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of ssh now in this video we're going to
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see the same attack but not with
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metasploit rather they are going to use
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a tool called hydra tu brute force your
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password and then login to your iPhone
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using an ssh client so let us begin I
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have logged in to my cali linux using
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ssh so first like any other pen tells
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let's begin with information gathering
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in my case if config this is the IP
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address of mike my machine and lemme
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scan for the IP addresses between one
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ninety two dot one sixty eight dot one
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dot 100 which is Callie's you know IP
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address and 103 looks like again your
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iphone is down yep so we have got one
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ninety two dot one sixty eight dot one
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dot one or two just like what we have
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got in the previous video now let us
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type nmap hyphen o and one ninety two
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dot one sixty eight dot one dot one or
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two to identify the operating system
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details of your remote system which in
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which in our case is iphone
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so let's wait for a while it takes a
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couple of seconds
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we have got the output so if you see
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this this is the operating this is this
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is the line which says operating system
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details this is what exactly we have got
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in the previous video as well and the
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network distance is one hop we are
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connected to the same network and as you
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can see SH is running as 22 the port
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number 22 is also open so that's why as
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such is running over there so what we
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going to do is let's use a tool called
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Hydra you can just type it in the
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command line it it gives the all it
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gives all the options along with the
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syntax or there now what I'm going to do
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is rather than complicating the task I
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am just going to use the simple syntax
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which is already given by Hydra itself
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so let me copy this and paste lo there
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as you can see let me remove this let me
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clear the screen all right so Hydra
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hyphen L let me paste it over there
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rather so hyphen L is which this is
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something which specifies a username so
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in my case it is root this login name
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and pass this dot txt is the file which
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contains the password that can be used
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to brute force the password of your
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target in my case I'm going to use the
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passwords dot txt file which is there on
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my desktop you can actually go ahead and
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say this great I have passwords dot txt
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on my desktop so let's change this to
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ssh and change the IP address as well
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one ninety two dot one sixty eight dot
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one dot one or two press Enter awesome
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it is attacking surveys SH on port
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number 22
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and we have successfully completed one
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valid password found its Alpine so this
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is how one can actually brute force your
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passwords and log into your you know
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devices now we can actually log in to
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your iPhone using the same technique
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which we have been seeing right from the
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beginning of the course using ssh client
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it will ask you for the password and the
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default password is alpine this is what
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we got here so this is how one can
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actually log into your iPhone using ssh
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one can crack your s such passwords
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using Hydra and log in using any ssh
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client so from here onwards you get the
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attacker can actually do anything he
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wants on your iPhone he can see all the
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SMS contacts call logs and he can do a
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couple of other things so that's all I
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have in mind for this video thanks for
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watching it thanks a lot
