Create your own Hacking Lab in a Virtual Environment (Quick and Easy Way)
Learn the Basics of Password Hacking
Learn cracking Office (Word, Excel, PowerPoint etc) passwords
How to use the Best and Free Password cracking tools
How to Install and use Password Cracking tools in Windows Environment
How to Speed up password cracking with GPU based attacks
Learn to Unlock Excel (Read only Files) without cracking the password
*The ultimate Practical Password cracking course for office Files *
Welcome to this comprehensive course on Office Passwords Cracking. In this course, you’ll learn techniques and tools to recover office (Word, PowerPoint, Excel Passwords). This course assumes you have NO prior knowledge in hacking and cracking, and by the end of it, you’ll be at a comfortable level, being able to crack the office file’s passwords and secure them like security experts!
This course is highly focused on practical password cracking. You will be able to crack office passwords with CPU and GPU-based attacks from Kali Linux as well as Windows Machine. you’ll learn everything by example and practical guides, so we’ll never have any dry boring theoretical lectures.
Each practical lecture is accompanied by a free pdf presentation explaining the attack which can be downloaded and used as a quick reference.
After finishing this course you will also be acquainted with the best free password cracking tools and techniques that you can implement in your future learning path.
The Quick Breakdown of the course content is as follows:-
- How to Install Kali Linux in a virtual environment in a quick and easy way.
- How to password protect word, excel and PowerPoint Files.
- How to use John to crack office passwords on Kali Linux.
- How to use Hashcat for faster GPU-based Attacks.
- How to install John the ripper and Hashcat on Windows.
- How to crack office passwords from Windows without Kali Linux.
- How to Unlock read-only Excel Files.
Notes:
- This course is created for educational purposes only and all the attacks are launched in my own lab or against systems that I have permission to test.
