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Net spot

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  NetSpot A versatile software used for wireless network assessment, scanning and survey of Wi-fi. It runs on Linux, Mac OS and Windows. NetSpot supports wireless networks and uses the standard Wi-Fi network adapter and its airport interface to map radio signal strength and other wireless network parameters, and builds reports on that.   Features: Live Data AP Details Real-time Charts Augments Surveys 2.4, 5 and 6GHz Bands Compare APs CSV Export Network Search Multi-level Projects Visualizations   Zone Variations Wi-Fi Troubleshooting Hybrid surveys Data Export Multiple router options Visualization Export to a file     Netspot’s heat map identifies areas of weak signal strength, optimizes access point placement, and makes informed decisions about how to improve Wi-fi network along with Wi-fi coverage. It helps in fast analysis.  The above images shows the available networks nearby and their information such as BSSID(Basic Service Set Identifier), if they

Password Recovey Using Hashcat

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A hash is a signature that identifies data, such as a file or message.  It's a one-way mathematical function that turns data into a string of unreadable text that can't be decoded or reversed. What is Hashcat? Hashcat is  a password  cracking  tool used for licit and illicit purposes . Hashat is a particularly fast, efficient, and versatile hacking tool that assists brute-force attacks by conducting them with hash values of passwords that the tool is guessing or applying. To crack a password using Hashcat, follow these steps: 1. Find the hash of the file for which you need to crack the password. 2. Save the hash to a text file. 3. Find or create a dictionary for use in the password-cracking process. 4. Use Hashcat commands to crack the password. There are numerous options available to find a file's hash. In this case, we are using a Python file to obtain the hash of the file.  In this blog post, we will be focusing on finding the password of a Word document,