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Run remote password audits, hash management, and cracking sessions with John the Ripper.
Copy the install command and let the AI configure it · recommended for beginners
No copy-paste install info for "john-the-ripper-mcp" yet — see the docs or source repo.
Connect to the remote Kali host and audit my SHA-256 hash file with John the Ripper. First identify the hash type, then run cracking with common wordlists and rules, and finally summarize cracked passwords, weak-password ratio, and high-risk accounts.
Returns hash identification results, cracking progress, cracked account list, and a password strength risk summary.
Start a new John the Ripper session on the remote Kali system to audit NTLM hashes, naming the session audit-ntlm-01. Then show how to check status, pause, resume, and export the result file path when finished.
Returns session creation details, status check results, pause and resume feedback, and the result file location.
Help me organize mixed-format hashes by type, check for duplicates or unrecognized entries, and generate password policy improvement recommendations based on crackable results, including length, complexity, and rotation requirements.
Outputs a categorized hash inventory, notes on problematic entries, and actionable password policy improvement recommendations.
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