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(I) first and foremost download RainbowCrack from. However, rainbow tables are large and thus require vast space for storage (27 - 864GB). The advantage of using a rainbow table is that it allows us to skip the first step – there is no need to hash the wordlist, it is already in a hashed format, and as such we simply compare the target hash to those in the hash database. During a bruteforce attack, a word in a wordlist is first hashed and then compared to a target hash. It’s kind of like a dictionary with all possible passwords and their corresponding hashes. Rainbow tables are a pre-computed set of hashes along with their plain text words. This is where the rainbow tables come in. What we can do instead is to take a random set of words or a word list, and turn them into hashes and compare the hash we have to the generated hash. Hashes are irreversible, and as such there is no way to go back from the hash to the plain text word, however, we can attempt comparisons. Which brings us to the next problem: how do we reverse hashes?
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That means that the owner’s Facebook password is stored as an NTLM hash. When you open it up, you can retrieve all the passwords stored in the hashed format.

In other words, let’s say you find a computer in a bar, and bring it home. Now, when you get a hold of a computer too, what you will retrieve is the hash, not the plain text password.
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In this case, the word password is stored as 4F2DBC410D627862C8A0E7DCC7A41978 on your Windows machine. The problem however is that hashes cannot be reversed.

Whenever you type your password again, it is once again passed through the hashing algorithm and compared with the hash in the database, if the two match, you are given access. It is instead passed through a hashing algorithm that turns the plain text password into a hash.

Even on a Windows machine, when you set your password, the system doesn’t store the password in plain text – it doesn’t keep it in a readable format. All passwords in all databases are stored as hashes.
