Using Responder to Capture Credentials

In this ethical hacking project, using a safe virtual network environment that I set up using VirtualBox, I go over Responder for educational purposes and to learn about one of the Kali Linux tools, Responder. Responder is a sniffing tool used to gain vulnerable credentials from network traffic, including those sent over SMB, HTTP, and other protocols. Responder is also an LLMNR, NBT-NS, and MDNS poisoner. In a Windows environment, protocols such as LLMNR and NBT-NS can often be easily exploitable. LLMNR (Linked-Local Multicast Name Resolution) is a Windows component that acts as a host discovery method in Windows systems. LLMNR is used very often in Active Directory environments. Local networks have many things on them that we, as penetration testers, can exploit. Windows stores passwords in the Security Accounts Manager (SAM) Database or the Active Directory database in domains, and they are hashed. <a href="https://systemweakness.com/using-responder-to-capture-the-credentials-a9d5a1013333">Visit Now</a>