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Cracking an email password 

## Step 1
The first thing you'll want to do is to go to https://haveibeenpwned.com/ and https://dehashed.com/ to find data breaches your victim is in. 9/10 times, they will be in at least one data breach if you're using an email address they use to sign up for accounts.

## Step 2
You're gonna want to go to https://rf.ws/databases and find the databases they're in, and unlock them (they're all 8 credits, you get 1-2 credits from posting on the forums). Prioritize ones with weak hashing algorithms or plaintext passwords.

## Step 3
Once you have your databases, download glogg (https://glogg.bonnefon.org/download.html) and use it to search for your victim's email address in your databases. 7/10 times, your victim will be in a breach that stores plaintext passwords, or in Collection #1-5/Antipublic data, though if you only manage to get password hashes, you can use hashcat (https://hashcat.net/hashcat/) to crack them.
Cracking Machines with RDP Access

1- You need a good I.P. Scanner; Here's KPortScan-3.0 which will get the job done.

Download: https://anonfiles.com/1921x2E6od/KPortScan_3.0_zip

What it looks like:


https://imgur.com/a/TTvUyH7


Now, you need IP's.


Go to this Website: https://www.countryipblocks.net/country_selection.php


https://imgur.com/a/617VXyS


Then Select the Country you want the RDP's to be from


https://imgur.com/a/55oZ0HP


Next, Save the IP ranges and import them into KPORT that you downloaded earlier


https://imgur.com/a/w14SXQR


Import IP's, do not mess with default settings and click start!


When it's done, it will spit out a .txt file with all the IP's


Now, that we have that juicy juicy IP list, we need to start the brute process.


For this; We're going to use DUBrute


Download: https://anonfiles.com/L433x2Eeo6/DUBrute_zip


Run DUBRUTE and follow the steps in the following images:


https://imgur.com/a/QbEz3Op


Next, Import your IP List from KPORT


https://imgur.com/a/n6KEdlj


You're almost ready; if you're not satisfied with the preexisting common password list that is provided, simply find one off the forums.


Before starting, make sure you edit your settings in CONFIG of DEBRUTE; if you have 2GB ram, set the Threads to 100, if you have 4GB ram, Set the threads to 200; ect.


https://imgur.com/a/uq7qzOD


For the Usernames in Debrute Use the following generic common logins:

administrator

admin
admin1
user
user1
user2
test
test1
test2
remote
server
manager
root
support
scanner
scan
temp

For passwords use this common password list: https://throwbin.io/6IsoAzQ


Now just click START and good luck!


The successful cracks will be in a .txt in the same folder 

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