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ways to hack passwords
Dictionary
This hacking attack automatically tries every word in a defined “dictionary” against the password. This dictionary is a small file containing the most commonly used password combinations. For instance, qwerty, password, princess, 123456, and baseball to mention a few.
Rainbow Table
This is usually an offline password attack. For instance, an attacker has attained a list of usernames and passwords, but they are encrypted. The encrypted password is then hashed. This means it looks totally different from the original password.
Keylogger
This surveillance software can be installed on a system and it has the potential to record every single keystroke made on that system.
Brute Force
In a brute force attack, an attacker tries every possible character combination. Attempted passwords will match the specifications for the complexity rules, for example, including one lower-case, one upper-case, your pizza order, decimals of Pi, and so on. A brute force attack also tries the most commonly used alphanumeric character combinations first such as 1q2w3e4r5t, qwertyuiop, and zxcvbnm.
Phishing
This is not exactly a hack, however, falling prey to a phishing attempt generally ends badly. Generally, a phishing email works in the following manner:
Target user receives a spoofed email claiming to be from a well-known organization or business concern
Spoofed email will need instant attention, featuring a link to a website
Link to the website actually links to a false login portal, mocked up to appear just the same as the legitimate site
Innocent target user enters their login credentials, and is either told to try again or gets redirected
User credentials are sold, stolen, or used for illegal purposes.
Malware
Falling prey to malware is yet another sure way to lose your login credentials. Malware is out there just to do massive damage. If the malware variant features a keylogger, all of your accounts could get compromised. Alternatively, the malware could precisely target private data, or introduce a remote access Trojan to steal your credentials
