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Alright, so I feel like I’m missing something here. Obviously the 7 passwords are not going to be correct so I’m left staring at the enable 5 password which is what I assume I’m supposed to crack.

So I’m sitting here bruteforcing the hash when I notice that the caption at the top reads "It’s not always a hash". Well, that blew my mind. I don’t see any other options. Any advice?

Hello Bazill,

Bruteforce is not necessary, and is rarely the solution to challenges you can find on root-me.
I’d advice you to ban the word "obviously" from your vocabulary because it obvioulsy hold you back! :D haha

Most vulnerabilities are caused by human’s mistakes ;)

Good luck !

Oh right! Duh. I should have seen that. Thanks!

I have tried almost all default passwords.

What am i missing here?

I still dont understand. Can you explain it again?

can you realy ENABLE? I mean ENABLE is hard. Can you please ENABLE?
Maybe ENABLE is not ENABLE anymore?

Hello there, I’m not the best in cisco configuration.

I was tried common passwords, tried the usename as a password, tried the password 7, etc.

Any idea?

Thanks

Hello there ,

Maybe you should try out if there is any possible relation between password 7 and password 5.

Agreed with user "Lazy", human mistake is always the weakest link, hardcore technical skill is less important in this challenge.
LOL at the end

i don’t get it. I find the password 7 values, md5 them, but are not similar to enable secret password...

This thread is a bit too spoily, I found right away after reading it.

I get the ’Enable’ thing, but I have wero idea of how to go about it since the only thing provided is a text file. What use is the admin password when everything is in text?