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tristayifei
at April 16,2015
Different from the first tutorial video, this one shows how to find the correct password, which is really impressed to me. I felt like this world does really have no secret, and there is always a way to discover it. I agree with JSahm151 that this tool can be used for both good and bad. I am thinking the law enforcement can develop some regulations on the application of these smart software, making sure they were used in a legal way to detect cybercrime.
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DPerry
at April 30,2015
I definitely could see this being useful with penn testing or as a tool for the forensic analyst with password cracking as needed.
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klevan
at May 04,2015
@ahmed - though of course reverse engineering itself can be illegal :) It's funny that we always think of obfuscation as used by malware authors, but legit software companies are also very interested in keeping their code out of the hands of others
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mjacob
at May 07,2015
This is the second part of the Ollydbg tutorial explaining how to crack a password. This tool could be very useful when performing a forensic analysis without knowing the users password of an application.
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randerson0
at July 22,2015
Ollydbg seems pretty powerful. It could definitely be useful during investigations. I assume if you used this on another program it might return the MD5 hash of the password, so you would still need to crack it.
